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When: Sat., May 4, 8-9 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-203-3366
Email: rodance@hotmail.co.jp
Price: $25-$50
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Help bring to life an expression of water purity and conservation through Japanese inspired Contemporary and Butoh dance. In her latest work, “Water Pilgrimage,” Ranko Ogura, a Japanese-native who relocated to the Bay Area after a modern dance career in New York City, explores the divergent evolution in the relationship of all living beings to water. Fusing Contemporary and Butoh dance, Ogura transforms three women’s

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