Dancing with Ghosts

Dancing with Ghosts
February 19, 2019  7:30pm, Arts 111

Dancing With Ghosts is a shared evening of contemporary dance works by queer POC choreographers Kristianne Salcines and Randy Reyes. These fierce artists share their embodied research through practices of questioning and responsiveness. They perform survival, identity, intersectionality, presence, absence, democracy, community, process, performativity, and more.

There will glorious be dancing. There will be a mess. There will be discovery. These are urgent dance works of our time. Come and celebrate the radically transformative power of dance!

Kristianne Salcines is a queer Filipina born and raised in the Philippines currently based in LA and Berlin. They explore their cultural heritage and gender representation in their choreographic work.

Randy Reyes Randy Reyes is a queer-Latinx-brujx originally from NJ y Guatemala currently oscillating between the Bay Area, LA, and NYC. They explore Chinese Energetics, the presence of absence, collaborating with grief, joy, and the unseen.

Co-Sponsors: CSUSM Dance Studies, IRA, Experimental Dance Project Grant

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• If you are reserving a CSUSM Student Ticket, or purchasing a Faculty/Staff ticket you must bring your ticket and CSUSM ID to be admitted to this event. 

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Disability Access:

• Individuals with disabilities, who would like to attend this event, please contact the Arts & Lectures Coordinator at 760-750-8272 regarding any special accommodation needs. It is requested that individuals requiring auxiliary aids such as sign language interpreters and alternative format materials notify the event sponsor at least seven working days in advance. Every reasonable effort will be made to provide reasonable accommodations in an effective and timely manner.