7:00pm . Sara Shelton Mann, Keith Hennessy & Norman Rutherford, Sara (the smuggler)

Sarah Shelton Mann has worked in dance for over fifty years, spending time in New York as a dancer for Alwin Nikolais and Murray Louis before moving to San Francisco in where she was a founding member of the radical experimental dance-music-performance company Contraband from 1985-1994. Her work and life in dance have influenced generations of Bay Area artists.

A work about dance, history, lineage, friendship, healing, and love, Sara (the smuggler) is a solo by the legendary Sara Shelton Mann, created in collaboration with Keith Hennessy and composer Norman Rutherford. The work is inspired by Growing Up In Public, a performance by Lucas Hoving, choreographed by Remy Charlip in 1984.

Monday, January 11, 7:00pm
Tuesday, January 12: 7:00pm
Wednesday, January 13, 8:30pm

Run Time: 60 minutes

Abrons Arts Center, Playhouse
466 Grand Street / tickets $20