About DOUBLE VISION
"...exhilarating,
funny, challenging, complex, beautiful. Unconventional and
experimental,
just the way modern dance should be." Yelp
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Intermedia performance group, DOUBLE VISION, creates contemporary
performances for dance, music, video and interactive technology. At the
heart of our work is a need to experiment and seek meaning in the ever-changing landscape of contemporary culture. The result, is a body of work
that is complex, humorous, quirky and continuously evolving.
Under the direction of Sean Clute and Pauline Jennings, the San Francisco-based company has distinguished itself both regionally and nationally.
Founded in December, 2003, DOUBLE VISION's first collaboration was
Involution 2, a cross-country, New York City/San Francisco event held at 23
Windows in Brooklyn, NY. Since then, the group has presented work over 50
times to over 10,000 attendees. Most recently, DOUBLE VISION produced
full-evening shows at Dance Mission Theater, N4th Theater, CounterPULSE
and CELLspace. The group also co-directed and performed in the San
Francisco Fringe Festival, in ODC Theatre's Pilot series and at the San
Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Disembodied Head, an interactive dance
and animation work, has been featured at CounterPULSE, the Mills College Signal Flow Festival, WORKS/San Jose,
KQED�s SPARK!, and has been filmed for television's Meaning of the 21st Century, a national PBS broadcast.
DOUBLE VISION will be celebrating its
fourth year with performances in San
Francisco and abroad. From January
through March 2008, the company will
be involved in a 12-week residency at
975 Howard St. Performance Space
to create new interactive performance
installations and staged works.
Following the residency will be our
annual home season, featuring four
nights of dance and music premieres
in April 2008. Finally, DOUBLE VISION
will launch an ambitious tour of the
United States in the fall of 2008.
To view our Touring Prospectus or Press Kits, please visit: www.double-vision.biz/press.html
