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The 28th Annual Dionysian Festival ディオニソス祭

The Mary Sano Studio of Duncan Dancing Presents:
The 28th Annual Dionysian Festival:
Celebrating the 148th Anniversary of Isadora Duncan’s Birth

Artists: 

Dancers                      

Mary Sano …… Duncan dance
Adrienne Ramm …… Duncan dance
Megan Nicely ….. Butoh dance                                                                                      RammDance ….. Contemporaly dance                                                                     

Musicians   

Mutsuko Dohi ….. Classical piano                                                                                  Tony Sano Chapman … Original contemporary piano (composer)
Merrill Collins ….. Piano/bells (composer)                                                                    Hideo …. Bamboo flute                                                                                        

Visual Arts 

Lanny DeVuono 

 

Date/Time: 
Saturday, May 24 @ 8pm & Sunday, May 25 @ 5pm, 2025 

Location:
Mary Sano Studio of Duncan Dancing
245 5th St., Studio 314
(at Tehama between Howard and Folsom)

Tickets:
$30 with advance reservation, $35 at the door                                                   (includes beverage & hors d’oeuvres)

Reservations:
(415) 357-1817
E-mail: info@duncandance.org


The Mary Sano Studio proudly presents the 28th Annual Dionysian Festival, a celebration of the 148th anniversary of Isadora Duncan’s birth with dance and music.  This year, several talented artists and friends of the studio are returning to present their work; celebrating the mother of modern dance, who was born in San Francisco on May 26, 1877.

The program includes both solo and collaborative original work from Los Angeles based composer/pianist Tony Sano Chapman, Bay Area Butoh dancer Megan Nicely, Courtney Ramm and her company RammDance, and award-winning composer Merrill Collins. Hideo will share his unique presentation of Japanese bamboo flute music, and Lanny DeVuono will exhibit her most recent paintings. Mary Sano and Adrienne Ramm, two of the world’s foremost interpreters of Duncan choreography, will perform authentic Duncan choreography to the music of Gluck and Chopin accompanied by classical pianist Mutsuko Dohi.