Lecture and Workshop Series
Queer Stages
Brig Huezo on Queer Futures and Brig Huezo’s artistic practice: bodies, gender, institutional and artistic structures, and technology. >
A creature appears. A choreographic solo inviting audiences into the uncertain space between dreaming and waking, where heightened attention shapes what >
Three performers invite the unexpected and explore the fear that emerges through letting go and being together.
A creature appears. A choreographic solo inviting audiences into the uncertain space between dreaming and waking, where heightened attention shapes what >
One thing unites them all - whether it’s an Ossi, an aunt, a dog, or a stone: each is complex, emotional, and carrying a personal burden. >
The audience arrives late to a party about to end. Grief and celebration meet in a body that is constantly transforming. >
One thing unites them all - whether it’s an Ossi, an aunt, a dog, or a stone: each is complex, emotional, and carrying a personal burden. >
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The interdisciplinary dance performance explores queer femininity as a site of resistance, spirituality, and embodied knowledge. >
A body enters the threshold between ritual and rave, carrying histories, fractures, and the possibility of becoming otherwise. >
© [Translate to English:]
The interdisciplinary dance performance explores queer femininity as a site of resistance, spirituality, and embodied knowledge. >