Performance/Event Schedule for
Deep Waters Dance Theater & Headmistress

Friday, Oct. 21: Headmistress performance of *Labor is Labor and there are two flavors and both of them are raw*
As part of the *Hide and Seeing* performance series at the de Young museum curated by de Young artist fellow Todd T. Brown. This performance is a collaboration between Headmistress and visual artist Ana Teresa Fernandez and features a performance by dancer/choreographer Cire Beye from Senegal.

Where: Koret Auditorium, 7pm FREE!
For more info visit: de young Museum

Aug. 1-16- Headmistress in residency in Salvador, Bahia, Brasil

Saturday, April 2: Pot Luck Food Party/quilting and sewing circle
Join us as we construct a quilt dedicated to food stories and traditions and learn some basic sewing and quilting skills in the process. Bring some food to share and old kitchen napkins, aprons or table cloths to become of a part of the quilt which will be on display in the lobby during the run of "Our Daily Bread".

CounterPULSE Theater
Time: 1-3pm
1310 Mission St. @ 9th. SF
Counterpulse.org
Free! Potluck but no one turned away for lack of food!


Saturday, April 2: Food Fights - Popular struggles beyond California Cuisine
Join activists, artists, scholars, community leaders and the broader public to explore food as a fulcrum of political and social change over time.
When: Saturday, 4/2 8:30am-5pm
Where: Oakland Museum 1000 Oak St. Oakland


April 9, 1-4pm: Fresh From the Oven; Potluck food party in the Tenderloin National Forest.
Home cooked food, Music, and YOU!
Tenderloin National Forest
509 Ellis St. (@ Leavenworth)
San Francisco
Always FREE!

April 14-24,  SAVE THE DATE! 
Premier of DWDT's, "Our Daily Bread"
A dance theater work that celebrates food, the folklore of our food traditions and examines the question of how or if we can maintain our food traditions in a way that is socially and environmentally responsible and sustainable.
Choreography: Amara Tabor-Smith
Directed: Ellen Sebastian Chang
Set Design: Lauren Elder
Music composed by Ajayi Lumumba Jackson
Featuring spoken word artists: Aimee Suzara and Ramona Webb
Dancers: Stephanie Bastos, Eyla Moore, Yeni Lucero
CounterPULSE Theater
1310 Mission St. SF
Counterpulse.org


Saturday, March 12, 1-4pm: Fresh from the Oven Potluck food party in the Tenderloin National Forest!
Home cooked food, Music, and YOU!
Tenderloin National Forest
509 Ellis St. (@ Leavenworth)
San Francisco
Always FREE!


Tuesday, March 8, Deep Waters Dance Theatre & Counterpulse present:
A  Potluck Food Party/Eat-In to celebrate the 100th anniversary of International
Womenʼs Day and Mardi Gras!

Time: 12-3pm or Join the Brass Band Second Line starting @ 11:30am on the corner of 8th and Mission
(route goes up to Market St. to 9th then down to CounterPULSE)

CALL IN HUNGRY!!!!!
Take off of work and Join us in a Mardi Gras second line from 8th and Market to CounterPULSE theater where we will cook, eat and engage in conversation and dialogue about how to eat home cooked meals on a regular basis. Share your insights and wisdom along with invited Food activists and artists who will be sharing their knowledge and wisdom on these issues. Food, music, good conversation and an excerpt from Deep Waters Dance Theaterʼs upcoming Production, “Our Daily Bread”; a dance theater work about food, food folklore, cultural identity and sustainability. This piece will premier at CounterPULSE theater, 2011.

CounterPULSE Theater
1310 Mission St. @ 9th. SF
Counterpulse.org
Free! Potluck but no one turned away for lack of food!



March 7, 6-8pm, Global Womenʼs Rights Forum
USF, Studio Theater, Lone Mountain-SF


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