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Embodiment Project in San Francisco embodies the emotionality of lived stories commonly silenced and stigmatized to unleash the intrinsic power of dance as an act of resistance and collective healing. The project uses dance as a tool for empowerment, aiming to bring awareness to marginalized narratives and promote healing through movement and expression. Generated from their website's infomation

Margaret Jenkins Dance Company, based in San Francisco, CA, is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a day-long audition workshop led by renowned choreographer Margaret Jenkins and her dancers. This workshop offers dancers the opportunity to learn existing material, generate new movement, and receive feedback, providing a glimpse into the company's collaborative and creative process. The company is currently seeking performers for their upcoming Fall season and potential projects in 2020. With a focus on aesthetic, technical acuity, and the ability to work in a collective atmosphere, dancers interested in auditioning can submit their resume and headshot or bring them to the workshop. Rehearsals for the Fall season will begin in July, leading up to performances in September.Generated from the website

HistoryIn 1979, Joe Goode began synthesizing a genre of dance theater that combined text, gestures, and humor with his own deeply physical, high velocity dancing. In 1986, Joe Goode Performance Group incorporated as a non-profit organization with the mission of promoting tolerance, compassion and understanding through the artistic vision of Joe Goode. Over the past 25 years the company has performed annually in the San Francisco Bay Area and toured extensively throughout the U.S. JGPG has also appeared in Canada, Europe, South America, the Middle East and Africa. Joe Goode Performance Group has received multiple awards from the National Endowment for the Arts, SF Arts Commission, and the California Arts Council, as well as receiving the Isadora Duncan Dance Award (