“What are you?” “Where are you from?” “No, where are you really from?” “I mean, what is your ethnic background?” Piece of Peace, explores mixed-race Asian American Pacific Islander experiences, with an artistic team composed of folks who identify in this way. Through thoughtful text, soulful song, and dynamic dancing, Megan Lowe Dances invites collaborators to share stories of fractured selves and longings to belong, co-creating a supportive environment for connection. This dance is in partnership with ODC's State of Play Festival and APICC's United States of Asian America Festival.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Megan Lowe (directing, choreography, dance, performance, music)
Melissa Lewis Wong (choreography, dance, performance, music)
Jose Abad (choreography, dance, performance, music)
Marica Petrey (music)
Zachary Abelson (music)
Maurice Ramirez (photography)
ABOUT MEGAN LOWE DANCES
Megan Lowe Dances (MLD) creates works with a “well-hewn emotional arc, a strong sense of form and meaningful variation, and terrific organic use of the whole theater space” (SF Chronicle). Directed by a fierce female choreographer of Chinese and Irish descent, MLD tackles unusual physical situations and invents compelling solutions, opening up the imagination to what is possible.
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EVENT DATES
Friday, June 3, 3:30 PM at Studio B, ODC Dance Commons 
Saturday, June 18, 3:45 PM Digital Stream
(Workshops TBD)
Tickets available at odc.dance/pieceofpeace
351 Shotwell St
San Francisco, CA 94110
United States
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Wheelchair accessible. 
ASL interpretation will be available for the duration of the event.
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