SKETCH 13: Lucky - 7/28-7/30 >>
“The vocabulary of
ballet never changes,
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Announcement
June 28th, 2023
With Amy Seiwert stepping into the role of Associate Artistic Director with Smuin Ballet this fall, Amy, our staff, and the ASI Board of Directors have decided that SKETCH 13 will be our last SKETCH. Read more.
Read Smuin’s Announcement about Seiwert’s appointment.
Will Imagery still need funding in the form of grants and donations for 2023?
Yes! We still need your support! To pay for all the wonderful things we have planned, we need to raise a minimum of $150k in individual donations before the end of the year.
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July 28-30, 2023
SKETCH 13: Lucky - July 28-30, 2023 at ODC Theater
ASI's annual SKETCH series is back for its 13th season with SKETCH 13: Lucky at ODC Theater on July 28-30, 2023.
Featuring world premieres by Artistic Director Amy Seiwert, Artistic Fellow Natasha Adorlee, Hélène Simoneau (2021 Choreography Fellow New York City Center), and Trey McIntyre (Houston Ballet, San Francisco Ballet).
SKETCH 13: Lucky invites four choreographers to embrace chance and create their own luck as they step out of their creative habits. What happens when we bring an element of chance into the choreographic process, challenging ASI's collaborators to flex their creativity and leading to new discoveries?
Join us as we flip a coin, roll the dice, and see what happens...
Get 13% discount with code EARLYBIRD13 through July 13
Looking Back:
SKETCH 12: Dear Diary - July 15 & 16, 2022
Cowell Theater, Fort Mason Center for the Arts.
"It’s rare to have time and support for the kind of risk-taking Seiwert has championed with the Sketch series—and a privilege to witness." - Karen Hildenbrand, fjord
“How does looking to the past illuminate our way forward?”
SKETCH 12: Dear Diary presented three innovative new dance works exploring the bittersweet complexity of nostalgia. During a highly collaborative five-week laboratory, choreographers Amy Seiwert, Natasha Adorlee, and Joshua L. Peugh created new ballet-based work while participating in a “crit group,” a creative feedback process rarely seen in ballet settings. The result is three bold new works that welcome the choreographers, dance artists, and audience to take risks, shed old habits, and consider new perspectives. Read more about SKETCH 12.
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