SF’s “Apparatus of Repair” Daring Aerial Dance Performance (Sept. 15-25)

“Apparatus of Repair” Aerial Dance Performance

If you go to an event put on by an organization called, “Flyaway Productions” you’d better get a show that soars. And they deliver. Make sure your neck can handle the swivel and tilt you’ll need to see “Apparatus of Repair,” a world premiere of a new public art event and aerial dance performance that seeks to address the devastating legacy of mass incarceration in America. The staging is spectacular, with dramatic lighting and five female dancers defying gravity, suspended from the south-facing wall of a building in the Tenderloin. But this daring and dangling performance is fleeting. There are only eight shows over the course of 11 days here in San Francisco, before the production heads to New York.      

Thursdays to Sundays, September 15-25, 8 p.m., UC Hastings College of the Law, 333 Golden Gate Ave., S.F., Free. flyawayproductions.com

Free San Francisco Performances. No Reservation Required.

This is a 45 minute outdoor performance. We are providing chairs first come first served for the first 150 audience members. If you have disability access needs, please reach out to us directly at jo@flyawayproductions.com. We invite you to watch the show from the Quad at UC Hastings, with an accessible entrance off of Golden Gate Ave. Additional viewing can take place from the street near the corner of McAllister and Hyde Streets. This is standing room on the sidewalk. Your own lawn chairs are also welcome on the sidewalk.

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Flyaway will host two host performance conversations immediately after performances on:

September 17, 2022

The Art and Activism that went into the making of Apparatus of Repair

Guests: Composer Maddy (MADlines) Clifford and activist/ returning citizen Leverett Grissom

September 24, 2022

Art and Restorative Justice

Guest: Kevin Martin of Community Works