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Get Free Festival: Timing Is Synchronicity

Sat, Jul 8, 2023, 1:00pm3:00pm

Free
Two people staring at each other in the middle of a dance battle, a person on a microphone far behind them
Date:
Sat, Jul 8, 2023
Time:
1:00pm – 3:00pm
Venue:
Great Lawn, Yerba Buena Gardens
Mission St. between 3rd & 4th Sts.
San Francisco, CA + Google Map
Phone:
(415) 543-1718
Cost:
Free

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Update 7/7/23: ASL interpretation will not be provided for this program.
We appreciate your understanding.

After a week of euphoria, healing and celebration, the Get Free Festival (July 1-8 at Dance Mission Theater) culminates at Yerba Buena Gardens with Timing Is Synchronicity, a playfully inventive interdisciplinary performance that intertwines street dance battle culture, live music, spoken word and improvisation. Presented by the Embodiment Project, the free weeklong hip-hop dance festival is rooted in the artistry of freestyling, experimental battling and healing through community practices. Embodiment Project has staged and toured ten original multidisciplinary dance productions, including Chalk Outlines, which featured singer/songwriter Valerie Troutt’s Isadora Duncan Dance Award-winning original score.

This unpredictable explosion of multi-disciplinary creativity features Valerie Troutt, Embodiment Project, Rama Mahesh Hall, Toyin Sogunro, K’niin Abbrey, Sabela Grimes, Krow and more! Get Free is made possible by the generous support of California Arts Council and San Francisco Grants for the Arts.

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All events of the Get Free Festival are free of admission, but RSVPs are welcome.

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Co-Presented by Embodiment Project

Funded by:

The presentation of  Get Free Festival: Timing Is Synchronicity made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation.

 

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