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CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.
CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.
CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.
CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.
CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.
“She Kills Monsters” follows Agnes Evans as she comes to terms with the death of her mysterious teenage sister, Tilly. When she finds Tilly’s Dungeons & Dragons notebook, she embarks on an adventure in the gaming world of Tilly’s refuge. Filled with pop-culture references, this drama-comedy set in the world of fantasy role-playing games is … Continue reading "She Kills Monsters at CSUF"
CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.
CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.
“She Kills Monsters” follows Agnes Evans as she comes to terms with the death of her mysterious teenage sister, Tilly. When she finds Tilly’s Dungeons & Dragons notebook, she embarks on an adventure in the gaming world of Tilly’s refuge. Filled with pop-culture references, this drama-comedy set in the world of fantasy role-playing games is … Continue reading "She Kills Monsters at CSUF"
CSUF choreographers and dancers explore the complexity of dance, capturing our humanity and bringing joy through movement. Featuring works by Guest Artist Yoshito Sakuraba, Artistic Director of Abarukas, NYC, CSUF faculty, and student choreographers.