November 16, 6-11: Big Bang Benefit
Z Space Theater, 450 Florida St, SF
Two performances: 6:30 and 7:15
A new dance on the historic theater’s facade:
Saturn Landing
Aerial Dance Performance by Helen Wicks
Sound Score and live accompaniement by Simon Linsteadt
Wavy Gravy’s 87th Birthday
A benefit for Camp Winnarainbow and SEVA Foundation
May 7, 7 PM
Herbst Theater, San Francisco
Helen Wicks Works and Bay Area Discovery Museum present
LOS TROMPOS LAUNCH
June 11, 11:00 am
Festival Plaza at BADM, Sausalito, CA
Zaccho Dance Theatre and Grace Cathedral presents:
Love, A State of Grace
February 11, 12 & 17, 18
Grace Cathedral, SF
Flyaway Productions
Meet Us Quickly With Your Mercy
October 14-17, 2021
Thursday through Saturday, 7PM & 8:30PM (two shows a night)
+ Saturday, 5PM matinee
Sunday, 7PM only
CounterPulse
80 Turk Street, San Francisco, California
FREE Site Specific Performances
Reserve Tickets for Meet Us Quickly
STREAMER Teaser, Research & Development at Project Artaud’s SPACE 124 November 2020 (below):
Red Alert, September 2020
Image by Robbie Sweeny Sept 2 at #redalertRESTART at Z Space/Theater Artaud
odc.dance/showcase - Friday April 26 8 pm
Stephanie Saywell (Left) and Helen Wicks (right) will premier a cross country collaboration Inter/View at Triskelion Arts If Not Now Improv Festival January 10, 2019. For more info
Upcoming: Helen and Kate will perform Magnificent Sister at SF Aerial Arts Festival August 10, 2018
Helen and Kate first worked together when they performed GroundedAerial's Recoil in 2016. Their current work, Magnificent Sister, explores melodrama of sisterhood. Magnificent Sister questions the relationship between chosen and genetic family lineages. Helen and Kate use clowning, rope and harness, and a 1954 film score conducted by Helen's great grandfather to investigate crisis and co-dependence.
Image captured by Beth Brann at SF Circus Center Cabaret April 2018 while Helen Wicks and Kate Hanes perform Magnificent Sister.
Helen and Kate perform GroundedAerial's Recoil at SF Aerial Arts Festival in 2016. Directed by Karen Furhman, Photo by Andy Mogg