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The Arts Council Santa Cruz County, Joe Goode Annex, Motion Pacific, Felix Kulpa, Calera Wine, Maverick Mailing, Aili Rehbein, Alexander Cohen, Ally Voye, Andrea Borsuk, Andrew Purchin, Beau Saunders, Beth Regards, Brian L Johnson, Carmela Dietrich, Carol Squires, Carol McDowell, Chelsea Renfree, Cheryl Moreno, Christy Funsch, Collette Kollewe, Crystal Birns, d'Arci Bruno, Daniel Davis, Darrian O'Reilly, David Auerbach, David Kollewe, Dean and Charla Kollewe, Debbie Notkin, Dwayne Milburn, Erin Reynolds, Gwenn Truax, Jack Gosney, Jahna Rain, Jennifer Kesler, Jessica Schafer, Jill, Jim Hudson, Joan Jeanrenaud, John & Sue Graulty, Julia Chiapella, Julie Oak, Julie Leir-VanSickle, Kristina Paabus, Kristina Wong, Laurie Edison, Linda Holiday, Lise Balk King, Matthew Shyka, Maureen Davidson, Megan Ulibarri, Muriel Arnold, Nancy Pearlman, Nurit Siegel, Patricia Cross & Don Krotser, Pat Pearlman, Paula Elliott, Rachel Van Dessel, Renate Chestnut, Richard Dutcher, Rina Elson Weisman, Roberta Bristol, Sara Wilbourne, Sarah Bush, Shayin Gottleib, Sher Sweet, Shira Mendes de Leon, Steve Volk, Susanna Waddell, Tamara Nelson, Ted Warburton, Wendy Scott
Photos: Beau Saunders
Cid Pearlman Performance
Cid Pearlman Performance brings together dancers, visual artists, writers, musicians and other culture workers to use performance as a platform to unravel the complicated nature of human interactions.
"The dancing...is big-boned, unself-conscious
and full of personality."
San Francisco Chronicle
"...intelligent, sensual choreography..."
San Francisco Bay Guardian
“…cool intensity…”
New York Times
“…brash wit and postpunk aesthetics…”
LA Weekly
and full of personality."
San Francisco Chronicle
"...intelligent, sensual choreography..."
San Francisco Bay Guardian
“…cool intensity…”
New York Times
“…brash wit and postpunk aesthetics…”
LA Weekly
“Wit is a rare commodity in dance. Even more than its gentler cousin, humor, it demands a finely tuned eye and ability to observe with detachment without letting go of commitment. Cid Pearlman has what it takes.”
Rita Felciano, San Francisco Bay Guardian
“I want to live in the little societies that Cid Pearlman creates: people hold their ground when they need to, still they have an essential gentleness toward one another.”
Janice Steinberg, San Diego Dance Critic
Julia Ciapella, santacruzdanceblog.wordpress.com
