Archive for the Upcoming Events Category
cfpa is delighted to announce the three artists selected for our 2020 Works in Process Residency: José A. Luis, Megan Mayer, and Margaret Ogas. With the support of free rehearsal space, a mentor specifically chosen for this project, and a public presentation and audience conversation, these three artists
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cfpa and The Performance Collective present: Keith Hennessy and Taja Will in an open-ended, interactive, and unresolved conversation and improvisation about life and art, in an ever complexifying and intersectional landscape. Saturday, February 1st, from 8-9:30 pm. Pay what you can donation (at the door.) Reserve your
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For Works in Process in all performance modalities including theatre, dance, music, spoken word, community-engaged performance, and new (performance-based) media The Performance Collective, located at cfpa, is looking for up to three Twin Cities-based artists at any stage in their careers to bring an existing piece and/or
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The Performance Collective, located at cfpa, is excited to welcome Keith Hennessy to the Twin Cities for a movement workshop, January 31st-Feb 1st, 2020. Dancing Magic Together, a.k.a. responding to the material and psychological terrorism of neoliberal capital during a political era of intensified polarization with rigorously
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Center for Performing Arts provides access for professional artists and inspired community members of all ages, experiences, and traditions to stretch their bodies and minds together. Cfpa will open the doors to our Sunroom Dance Studio from noon-4 pm on Saturday, August 24th, as part of Open
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Nora Montañez Patterson is a Twin Cities theater artist, in residence at cfpa this spring as part of our Works in Process artist residency. Nora has used this residency to continue to work on her interactive, bilingual, multi-media storytelling experience, “Sabor a Mi,” which lays bare the human
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cfpa and April Sellers Dance Collective to embark on a nine-month residency to build new work and to deepen artistic process. “Choreographer April Sellers has developed new work out of cfpa for 18 years,” said cfpa Executive Director Jackie Hayes. “Time and space are incredibly valuable (and
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