Bay Area leader in site-specific storytelling design for performance and methodology between art and communities. Epifano’s contribution to the field and to San Francisco’s artistic sphere has been widely recognized. A daughter of Italian immigrants, Epifano was raised on the vibrancy and richness of her Italian heritage and a strong work ethic. Epifano trail blazed her own path, learning about many cultures, sharing her own, and collaborating with communities.
”Enter Kim Epifano, who for more than 20 years has been making work in this city that’s grounded us in a social center while stretching towards San Francisco's physical limits. She has managed to make defined communities the successful end rather than the procedural means of her aesthetic vision. Her work models a vision for community development and documentary at the intersection of deft, provocative artistic expression.
Marc Bamuthi JosephKennedy Center
”Epifano is a long time city performance investigator, ground breaker, flyer in the air, roller on the ground, singer of songs. Epifano has a gift for seduction-a way of fusing unlikely combinations of music, movement and imagery into a lovely and often vivid organic whole.
San Diego Union Tribune
Artistic Mission
Kim Epifano creates thought-provoking, accessible dance performances and educational programs, building understanding across cultures and ages. On the stage and in the street, she illuminates the ordinary and the extraordinary, inspiring social change using art as a vessel.
Artistic Focus
Kim’s passion is on small to large-scale multi-disciplinary collaborations and performances. Cross-cultural collaboration has been an important factor in many of the 25 major works that Kim has created over the years. Kim’s work has been seen all over the world, including a featured performance at a U.S. State Department-supported tour to Tunisia, North Africa during an international dance festival hosted by Mad’Art Carthage. Other cross-cultural works include Speaking Chinese, which brought together a team of internationally-renowned Chinese and American artists, developed in Shanghai, Beijing, and San Francisco, and premiered in the San Francisco International Arts Festival at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts; and Fears of Your Life, a two-year collaboration with the developmentally disabled artists at Creativity Explored, author Michael Bernard Loggins, the physically integrated AXIS Dance Company, and multi-media sculptor Michael Stasiuk.
Kim’s Bio
Kim Epifano is a performer, choreographer, director, curator, producer, educator and community arts organizer who works on stages, site-specifically and in public spaces. At University of Utah, Anne Riordan introduced her to work with dancers with developmental and physical disabilities as a way of communicating and healing, and in 1979 Kim performed across Guatemala with the Peace Corps. These two experiences bridged the gap between performance, education and community.
In 1980s, Kim began creating and performing with Corpo Santo in San Francisco, winning 1st place in the 1983 Women’s International Capoeira Competition in Brazil. She continued her performance career with Dance Brigade and with Contraband. During her tenure with Contraband, it won two Isadora Duncan Awards for Best Company Performances. In 1993 Kim co-founded the cross-cultural, artistic exchange youth program Mudd Butt International, teaching and directing in villages in Morocco, Galapagos, Indonesia, New Zealand, India, Vietnam and Ethiopia.
Over her 30+ years of arts exploration, she has received many residencies and awards including a Bogliasco Fellowship residency in Genoa, Italy; being selected as a CHIME mentor to work with indigenous, Deaf dance artist and director Antoine Hunter; and received a Gerbode Choreographer Commissioning Award for the Last Blue Couch in the Sky, which was presented by Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and nominated for an Isadora Duncan Award in Choreography.
From 1997 – 2024, Kim was the artistic executive director for Epiphany Dance Theater. For 20 years, EDT partnered with MUNI to create San Francisco Trolley Dances, a free annual site-specific event connecting city neighborhoods.
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Awards and Nominations
2017
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “Last Blue Couch in the Sky” – Nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography
2014
CHOREOGRAPHER COMMISSIONING AWARD by the Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation & the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation, with Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
2014
MTC “EXCELLENCE IN MOTION TRANSPORTATION AWARD” Nomination, San Francisco, CA
2011
MARGARET JENKINS CHOREOGRAPHER IN MENTORSHIP EXCHANGE (CHIME) mentor for Antoine Hunter (Deaf Choreographer), San Francisco, CA
2010
SF WEEKLY “BEST TRANSIT BALLET” AWARD San Francisco Trolley Dances, San Francisco, CA
2007
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “Fears of your Life” – Nomination for Visual Design
2001
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “Below Zero” – Award for Visual Design, Nomination for Sound Score
2000
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “Deseos Desnudos” – Nomination for Choreography, Sound Score
2000
FIRST PLACE: MEXICAN BI-NATIONAL DANCE COMPETITION “Calida Fornax” – Mexico
1998
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “Calida Fornax” – Award for Text/Sound Score
1996
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “Ballet of Banshees” – Nomination for Choreography
1995
SF WEEKLY BLACK BOX AWARD “Sonic Luminescence” – Best Ensemble Performance, San Francisco, CA
1995
MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL, AWARDED BEST CHILDREN VIDEO Tomboy Bride—Telluride, CO
1993
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “MIRA Cycle II” – Award for Best Company Performance, Contraband
1991
ISADORA DUNCAN DANCE AWARD “MIRA Cycle I” – Award for Best Company Performance, Contraband
1983
FIRST PLACE: WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL CAPOEIRA COMPETITION São Paulo, Brazil
Grants Awarded
1994 – 2024
CALIFORNIA ARTS COUNCIL: 30 years
2000 – 2024
SAN FRANCISCO GRANTS FOR THE ARTS: 24 years
2000 – 2024*
WALTER AND ELISE HAAS FUND *excludes 2023: 19 years
2006 – 2024
OSHER FOUNDATION: 18 years
2005 – 2023
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS: 18 years
2023
SAM MAZZA FOUNDATION
2023
FLEISHAKER FOUNDATION
2019 – 2022
CENTER FOR CULTURAL INNOVATION: 4 years
1997 – 2021
ZELLERBACH FAMILY FUND: 24 years
2004 – 2021
KENNETH RAININ FOUNDATION: 17 years
2008 – 2021
WILLIAM AND FLORA HEWLETT FOUNDATION: 13 years
2021
CREATIVE WORK FUND
2014 – 2020
FLEISHAKER FOUNDATION: 6 years
2020
PHYLLIS C. WATTIS FOUNDATION
1997 – 2019
SAN FRANCISCO ARTS COMMISSION: 22 years
2017 – 2019
SAM MAZZA FOUNDATION: 3 years
2019
PHYLLIS C. WATTIS FOUNDATION
2019
DANCER’S GROUP LAD
2008
PHYLLIS C. WATTIS FOUNDATION
2007
CREATIVE WORK FUND
Residencies
2020
TELLURIDE TRANSFER WAREHOUSE RESIDENCY, TELLURIDE ARTS FUND, Telluride Arts
2019
SHAWL ANDERSON RESIDENCY, Berkeley, CA
2019
SPACE 124 RESIDENCY (Project Artaud), San Francisco, CA
2019
Z SPACE TECH/CO PRESENTATION RESIDENCY, San Francisco, CA (for presentation of Rock & Mortar)
2018
BOGLIASCO FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP, Bogliasco, Italy
2018
Z SPACE TECHNICAL RESIDENCY Z Space, San Francisco, CA
2015
ODC PILOT CHOREOGRAPHY PROGRAM Cohort Mentor, San Francisco, CA
2013
ODC SANDBOX SERIES RESIDENCY, San Francisco, CA
2012
D.E.A.R. RESIDENCY Paul Dresher Program – Paul Dresher Studio, Oakland, CA
2002
DJERASSI FOUNDATION Artist Residency & Honorary Fellowship, Woodside, CA
Productions, Curation, Choreography & Direction
Major Productions
2024
THE LAST STOP: EXTRAVAGANZA Lobby and Forum Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
2022
NATIVE LAND/NATIVE HANDS Collaborator in Project Design, Dramaturg and Producer, along with Antoine Hunter, Jac Cooke and Sarah Young Bear Brown. Site-specific production examining the historic oppression of Bay Area Deaf community and BIPOC communities through Deaf artist Douglas Tilden’s late 1800s and early 1900s sculptures; performances at Bear Hunt at Fremont School of the Deaf; The Football Players at UC Berkeley; and Mechanics Monument in downtown San Francisco
2020
SWAYING IN STONE with Valerie Madonia outside in the stone walls of the Historic Telluride Transfer Building, Colorado
2020
JAMES GRAHAM’S DANCE LOVERS Performed and co-choreographed duet with Antoine Hunter
2019
ROCK & MORTAR Co Presented by Z SPACE An immersive, multidisciplinary piece featuring an all-women cast and their stories of gender, ancestry, religion and politics, with intimate vignettes and sensory installations set in the venue’s various historically significant physical landmarks
2019
FRESH FESTIVAL By: La Alternativa (Work-in-progress Rock & Mortar: Orientamento)
2017
LAST BLUE COUCH IN THE SKY Performed at outside sites across San Francisco’s SoMa neighborhood and inside Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA); Commissioned/Presented by YBCA
2017
ODC THEATER UNPLUGGED Preview performance of “Last Blue Couch in the Sky” ODC Theater San Francisco, CA
2016
ISLAND CITY WATERWAYS Visioned, Directed/Choreographed both works with Rhythmix Cultural Works – Site-specific performances at four sites along the water’s edge in Alameda, exploring the island’s maritime history and waterways that shaped it
2016
WALKING DISTANCE DANCE FESTIVAL: MISSION STREET DANCES Envisioned Site Specific Festival for ODC. Choreographed/Performed in BENDING OVER BACKWARDS aerial work outside on ODC Theater Building, San Francisco, CA
2015
FRESH FESTIVAL By: La Alternativa (Preview performance of “Last Blue Couch in the Sky”)
2015
BAILE EN LA CALLE, THE MURAL DANCES Envisioned Festival for Brava Theater. Choreographed “Mi Casa Es Su Casa” – Actionphiles 24th & Florida, San Francisco, CA
2014
BAILE EN LA CALLE, THE MURAL DANCES Envisioned Festival for Brava Theater. Choreographed “A Través Del Cual Se Puede Ver El Mundo” – Balmy Alley, San Francisco, CA
2013
BAILE EN LA CALLE, THE MURAL DANCES Envisioned Festival for Brava Theater. Choreographed “Sacred Waters” – 24th St. & York St., San Francisco, CA
2013
BOTANY’S BREATH Exploration of the spiritual, symbiotic relationship between plants and humans, set across the varied, highly nuanced ecosystems of the Victorian conservatory’s living museum of rare tropical plants – Conservatory of Flowers, San Francisco, CA (Outside and Inside)
2008
SPEAKING CHINESE Presented by San Francisco International Arts Festival; performed at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and in Beijing & Shanghai, China Cross-cultural, multidisciplinary sonic dance theater based on the writings of Chinese American author Zhang Ailing in collaboration with Composer Zhu Jian’er, Chinese ballerina Hou Honglan, American dancer/actor C. Derrick Jones, and producer Barry Plews of the Creative Futures cultural exchange program
2006 – 2007
FEARS OF YOUR LIFE Commissioned/presented by Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, with AXIS Dance Company and Creativity Explored, a studio-based SF collective that partners with developmentally disabled artists. Also performed at the Mondavi Center, UC Davis. Multi-media production with dance, theater, puppets, animation and poetry that draws inspiration from a book by Creativity Explored artist Michael Bernard Loggins to look at the things that scare us
2006
LOTTA’S OPERA Commissioned by San Francisco Arts Commission for its Art on Market series. A living history piece celebrating the 100th Anniversary of San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake
2001
BELOW ZERO Choreographed/Directed/Performed at Theater Artaud (Z Space), San Francisco, CA
San Francisco Trolley Dances
2004 – 2024
Curator, Route Designer, Site Selector & Lead Community Engagement Facilitator; plus Individual Site Choreographer
2023
PAGES IN THE WIND (Pagine Nel Vento) On docks in Fisherman’s Wharf and Seaman’s Chapel
2022
THE SKY IS BIGGER FROM HERE Portsmouth Bridge, Chinese Cultural Center, Chinatown
2021
A BAT AND A BRIDGE Natoma St.
2020
UNKNOWN TOGETHER Loading Dock, Bayview Hunter Point
2019
ROCK & MORTAR excerpt Noe Valley-Bethany United Methodist Church
2018
EMBEDDED @ SFMOMA with Richard Serra Sculpture
2017
HUM U HUMAN (S) Golden Gate Park
2016
701 MISSION STREET Sidewalk into YBCA Lobby
2015
WISDOM WALK Atrium in Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library
2014
PAGES TURN City College
2013
DOG SHOP Sidewalk, Castro
2012
WHERE YOU FROM Outside and on Evans Branch City College Bayview
2011
WHISPERING PEDESTRIANS & POP ROCKS West Portal Balcony and Alley
2010
THE BIG MEADOW BALL, COME ONE COME ALL Botanical Garden, GG Park
2009
FIRE MAN Sidewalk at famous Fire Hydrant 1906 EarthQuake
2009
BLUE RAMP Balboa Swimming Pool and Outside Ramp
2008
AND THE STARS ABOVE Gentech Building UCSF
2007
LABYRINTH: SANS SOUCI Labyrinth-Duboce Park
2006
LOVE AND TRANSFER Cal Train Station
2005
798: WE ARE THIS TROLLEY Muni Trolley Yard on Train 798
2004
IN ALL WE DANCE Bamboo Garden
Teaching (Partial List)
2014 – present
BESSIE CARMICHAEL SCHOOL, SOMA Artist-in-Residence: Storytelling, Dance, Theater, and Visual Arts, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Youth Program, San Francisco, CA
2020 – 2024
OASIS FOR GIRLS, Dance, theater and visual arts programs for girls and young women of color ages 14 – 18, San Francisco, CA
2004 – 2015, 2023
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA: DAVIS | BERKELEY | SAN DIEGO | SANTA BARBARA Lecturer, Dance/Theater Department
2021
MISSION GRADUATES, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Youth Program, San Francisco, CA
2020 – 2021
THUNDER THEATRE, Creator/Director, Telluride Academy, Telluride, CO
2018
LINES BALLET | FINNISH HALL Contact Improvisation/Composition Workshops, San Francisco, CA | Berkeley, CA
2017
LE MURATE PAC (Florence, Italy) | SPAZIO LAMBRATE (Milan, Italy), Contact Improvisation Workshops
2012 – 2016
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF INTEGRAL STUDIES MFA Thesis Advisor
1998 – 2019
ODC DANCE COMMONS Instructor, Contact Improvisation & Performance Skills, Post-Modern Dance Technique
1993 – 2019
MUDD BUTT INTERNATIONAL Co-Founder & Director/Choreographer, performed in over 15 different countries
1986 – 2019
MUDD BUTT MYSTERY THEATRE TROUPE Co-Founder & Director, Master Teacher, Choreographer, Telluride, CO
Additional Teaching: Professor, Adjunct Professor, Guest Artist, Artist in Residence Teacher, Performer (1999-2022)
UNIVERSITY & COLLEGES:
SUNY Purchase, NY
Mills College, Oakland, CA
Stanford University
University of San Francisco
University of Montana
UCLA, Department of World Arts and Cultures
San Diego State University
UC Berkeley, UC San Diego
Sonoma State University, CA
City College of San Diego
Goucher College, Baltimore
STUDIOS & CENTERS:
Movement Research, New York City
Velocity Dance Center, Seattle
Moving On Center – School for Participatory Arts, CA
San Francisco Dance Center
Dancers’ Group Studio Theater, San Francisco
ODC Jam Youth Company, San Francisco
Margaret Wingrove Dance Company, CA
ODC Performance Gallery, San Francisco
Marsh Youth Theater, San Francisco
Dance Mission Theater, San Francisco
FESTIVALS:
Colorado Dance Festival, Boulder
San Diego Dance Theater Festival
Frequent Flyers Aerial Dance Festival, Boulder
Impulse Dance Festival, St. Louis
Telluride Theater Festival, CO
Fresno Dance Festival, CA
Seattle Festival of Improvisation
KulturMix Festival in San Diego
COMMUNITY PARTNERS, ACTIVATED PUBLIC SPACES:
MUNI, Rec and Park, SF Public Libraries,
Community Benefit Districts of SF,
Community Youth Centers, Museums,
Churches, Plazas, Senior Centers,
Murals, Allies, Sidewalks, Parks,
College Campuses, Galleries, Gyms, Pools,
Cooperate Lobbies, Atriums, Gardens, Fields
Bleachers, POPOS (Privately Owned Public Open Spaces)
Education and Additional Training
2006
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS, MFA in Choreography/Interdisciplinary Arts
1984
NEW COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA BA in Humanities, emphasis in Dance
1985 – current
Ballet, Modern, Contact Improvisation, Theatre, Voice, Alexander Technique, Aerial Work, Kinetic Awareness: Remy Charlip, Lucas Hoving, Joe Goode, Sara Shelton Mann, Sally Street, Terry Sendgraff, Rhiannon, Roy Hart, Hellen Stolfuz, Mary Forcade, Elaine Summers, Nancy Stark Smith, Ruth Zaporah, Wally Cordova, Carol Swann, David Dorfman, DV8 Physical Theater, and John O’Keefe
Cultural Dance and Music Studies
Chi-Gung, Fitzmaurice Voicework, Traditional Irish Dance with Jimmy Hicky, Listowel, Ireland; Afro-Haitian with Blanche Brown, San Francisco, CA; Afro-Brazilian, Samba, Maculélé, Capoeira, Drumming, Birambau with Bira Almeida, San Francisco; additional studies in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Bahia, Brazil; Afro-Cuban, Rhumba, Salsa, Drumming, Voice with Caribbean Music and Dance, Matanzas, Cuba.
Individual Collaborators (Partial List)
ANDRE GREGORY, writer/director, and actor
ANTOINE HUNTER, performer/choreographer and producer
LUCREZIA PALANDRI, performer/choreographer
SHAGHAYEGH CYROUS, multimedia artist
DIANA GAMEROS, singer songwriter
HOU HONGLAN, ballerina
KATHLEEEN HERMESDORF, Artistic Director of ALTERNATIVA
SARA SHELTON MANN, choreographer/performer
CHRISTINE BONANSEA, choreographer/performer
ELAINE BUCKHOTLZ, lighting designer and musician
MARINA FUKUSHIMA, performer/choreographer
BOB ERNST, actor/musician
HIEN HUYNH, performer/improviser
BART HOPKINS, instrument inventor/composer and musician
ELLEN BROMBERG, videographer/editor
GAMA HSU, performer/choreographer
GEORGE BROOKS, musician/musician
MICHAEL BERENARD LOGGINS, writer/cartoonist, Creativity Explored
PETER YARROW of singer/songwriter of Peter, Paul, and Mary
BRIAN GOGGIN, multidisciplinary artist
JOAN JEANRENAUD, cellist and composer
C. DERRICK JONES, actor/dancer
JANET KOIKE, Artistic Director Rhythmix Cultural Works/Maze Daiko
BETH HERSH, lighting designer
KAYLA MAY PAZ SUAREZ, performance artist
KARLA QUINTERO, choreographer/performer
LAURA INSERRA, composer/musician
DARYL HENLINE, composer, opera singer, and actor
ALLEN WILNER, lighting designer
JEFF MORRISON, actor/singer, and dancer
JIM CAVE, director/actor
JOAN HOLDEN, writer
LAUREN ELDER, set designer
MARIA CHENUT, costume designer
MICHAEL STASIUK, prop master/sculptor
NEHARA KALEV, performance artist
PAMELA LIFTON-ZOLINE, writer/painter
PETER WHITEHEAD, composer/musician
RICHARD KITTLE, aerial design artist
JOEY CHANG, (Cello Joe) Composer, Musician
ROBERT HENRY JOHNSON, performer/choreographer
STEPHEN KENT, composer/musician
SU WAI, Burmese harp player/musician
URIAH FINDLEY, composer/sound designer, and performer
DAN CHUMLEY, director
Companies
1997 – Present
EPIPHANY DANCE THEATER, San Francisco, CA. Artistic-Executive Director, choreographer, curator, performer, vocalist, and educator
1988 – 1997
CONTRABAND San Francisco, CA. Main Collaborator/Performer
1984 – 1996
DANCE BRIGADE San Francisco, CA. Main Collaborator/Performer
1983 – 1990
CORPO SANTOS, Oakland, CA. Martial Artist/Dancer, Brazilian group with emphasis in Capoeira and Samba.
Publications, Panels, Lectures & Videos
2024
DANCING WITH MUNI Director of Movie about the legacy of 20 years of San Francisco Trolley Dances
2020
17TH ANNUAL SAN FRANCISCO TROLLEY DANCES ONLINE MOVIE – Dogpatch to Bayview, site specific tour and performances, Director
2019
STANCE ON DANCE “The Shaping of a Piece” Artist Highlight & Interviews
2018
MUDD BUTT MYSTERY THEATER TROUPE: 3 DECADES OF ARTFUL COLLABORATION Writer/Photographer
2017
BEAUTY IS EXPERIENCE: DANCE 50 AND BEYOND Artist Highlight & Interview
2016
DANCE TEACHER MAGAZINE “When the World is your Studio” Interview: San Diego Press Club Award
2016
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE “Dance Makers Take in the Sites” interview with Kim
2014
SOMARTS “Hidden Cities, Experiments and Explorations,” Panelist
2014
DANCE STUDIO LIFE “Dance Theater Goes Global” Interview with Kim Epifano”
2013
STANCE ON DANCE “Openness to Imagination: An Interview with Kim Epifano
2012
THEATER BAY AREA CONFERENCE “Activate Your World,” Panelist
2011
SOLO LO QUE FUE – Director and choreographer Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico performed live in Catina El Norteno
2011, 08, 09
IN DANCE, “Looping Back to SF: Kim Epifano’s Web of Art Making”; “Notes from a Suitcase” Interdisciplinary Performance Excursion in Ethiopia; “A Red Thread: Creating Dance Across Cultures and Politics” Writer
2006
FROM THE CAMPUS TO THE REAL WORLD (AND BACK AGAIN) Dance/USA Panelist
2005-06
DANCE MAGAZINE College Guide, “Feathering the Basket” Writer
1998
CONTACT QUARTERLY “Contacting the Border” Writer, Photographer
1998
TRYPTECH – Performer in improvisational collaboration of live dance and video, Telluride, CO
1997-98
TOMORROW’S A NICE DAY – Directed and edited, a day in the life of developmentally disabled people
1995
BALL AND CHAIN – Produced, directed, and performed
1995
TOMBOY BRIDE – Co-directed and wrote award-winning children’s video
1995
LIFE OF JANIS JOPLIN – Performed lead role, Masara Productions
1989
LIKE THE WIND IN MIRA’S HAIR – Principal dancer in award-winning video
”In Kim Epifano's hands the abstract becomes personal and the intellectual, physical… the passion – which sometimes approaches ecstasy – sets her works soaring.
SF Bay Guardian
Teaching Institutions
Kim Epifano has taught throughout the United States and internationally, such as the following institutions:
University of California at Berkeley
University of California at Davis
University of San Francisco
California Institute of Integral Studies
Impulse Dance Festival, St. Louis, Missouri
Velocity Dance Center, Seattle, WA
University of California at Santa Barbara
University of Montana
University of California at Los Angeles Department of World Arts and Cultures
Colorado Dance Festival
University of California at San Diego
San Diego Dance Theater Festival
San Diego State University
Sonoma State University
City College of San Diego
SUNY Purchase
Stanford University
Movement Research (New York)
Moving On Center – School for Participatory Arts
Telluride Theater Festival
Fresno Dance Festival
TanzOlten Festival in Switzerland
San Diego Dance Theater Festival
Seattle Festival of Improvisation
KulturMix Festival in San Diego
San Francisco Dance Center
Dancers’ Group Studio Theater
Margaret Wingrove Dance Company
ODC Dance Commons
Goucher College
Mills College
Marsh Youth Theater
Dance Mission Theater
Finnish Hall
LINES Ballet
Le Murate PAC
