Flyaway Productions
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Wall Ball/Throw Yourself In (2011)
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Site-specific dance at Sunnyside Elementary School, SF.
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Singing Praises: Centennial Dances for The Women's Building (2010)
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site specific dance in the Mission District, SF
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Bridge Builders and Other Unconventional Women/youth show 2010
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Flyaway's Arts and Activism Apprenticeship Program 2010
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"The Ballad of Polly Ann" 2009
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Flyaway Productions, Best Of
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site specific and apparatus based dance; choreography by Jo Kreiter
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Maybe Grief is a Good Bird Flying Low (2001-2002)
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"MAYBE GRIEF IS A GOOD BIRD FLYING LOW" APRIL 2001-2002
Previewed at Somarts Theater in San Francisco, April 6 - 22, 2001
Premiering at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in...
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Sparrow's End (1997)
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"SPARROW'S END" 1997
Site specific dance for rooftop, fire escape and alley
Conceived and Directed by Jo Kreiter Performed by Flyaway Productions, Charming Hostess and Pam...
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Copra Dock Dances (1999-2000)
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"COPRA DOCK DANCES" 1999-2000
Premiered October 1999
Music by Pamela Z
Running Time: 30 Minutes
As part of an effort to save the crane as a labor landmark, Flyaway perfo...
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The Grim Arithmetic of Water (2004)
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Premiered at Cowell Theater, San Francisco, in January, 2004
Choreography by Jo Kreiter
Music by Jewlia Eisenberg
Set Design by David Fredrickson
I am struck by the urgen...
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The Body Project (1999)
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THE BODY PROJECT // the soul needs the body // 1999
New Work For Anchored and Flying Poles
Premiered February, 1999 at Theater Artaud, San Francisco
Running time: 65 minu...
About Flyaway Productions
We perform off-the-ground dances that expose the range and power of female physicality. We experiment with height, speed and gravity, dancing on steel objects that are both architectural and fabricated. We place dancers anywhere from two to one hundred feet off the ground. The height at which we perform is as important to us as the integration of content into an apparatus-based vocabulary. We offer performance as a medium for social commentary and choose projects that advance female empowerment in the public realm. At its core, our work explores the female body-- its tumultuous expressions of strength and fragility.
We perform off-the-ground dances that expose the range and power of female physicality. We experiment with height, speed and gravity, dancing on steel objects that are both architectural and fabricated. We place dancers anywhere from two to one hu...
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