This year, FLACC is featuring 8 choreographers of the Latina/o/x and Indigenous diaspora including: 

• Tranze Producciones, bringing an exciting group of dancers across the border from Mexicali, Baja California. 
• Alfonso Cervera & Irvin Gonzalez are sharing an exquisite Queer Luchador duet traveling from Los Angeles. 
• Violeta Luna , a local favorite, who is creating a powerful piece about state violence (**on Sat & Sun only**). 
• Caleb Luna is a courageous performing artist addressing Queer, Brown and Fat intersections through the humor and glimmer of burlesque. 
• Zoe Klein's talented acrobatic team is addressing the vulnerability of international adoptees with the current anti-immigration policies. 
• Davalos Dance Company is making duet about migration. 
• Vincent Chavez is embracing the intersectionality of his Latinx and Indigenous identity. 
• Piñata Dance Collective is working with 6 bold female dancers responding to rape culture and president T, by FLACC's Artistic Director, Liz Duran Boubion.

Hot off the Press!!! Article by Liz Duran Boubion and Juan Manuel Aldape: InDance Magazine  October Issue!
REST/UNREST: Latina/o/x Choreographers Provide Community and Craft to Strategize, Recover & Resist. Read full article...

​Come to the show!
FLACC2017: REST/UNREST  
Dance Mission Theater, 3316 24th Street, San Francisco
November 10-12, 2017, 
Fri/Sat, Nov.10 -11 (8:00 pm) 
Sunday, Nov. 12 (6:00 pm)

*note: Violeta Luna will not be performing on Friday

Tickets $18 pre-sale $25 at the door
FLACC needs volunteers! Please contact: zoe@flaccdanza.org 
flacc2017.brownpapertickets.com/ 


**​Our FLACC 2017 curator, Juan Manuel Aldape Muñoz, was sadly injured during the earthquakes in Mexico City. ​Part of our ticket sales will be donated to his recovery fund.  

We'll see you soon! Please feel free to share this far and wide:-)

Dear Community,
The healing and creative forces of humanity are even more potent amidst wild fires, earthquakes and floods, compounded by political unrest, abuses of power, and distraction...  Your event calendar is most likely flooded with opportunities to take action or to be inspired and inspire through the arts. Your priorities may be unclear until someone close to you is in immediate need of your help. Does this sound familiar? As the founding director of FLACC, I am speaking from my personal experience and want to share how it is related to FLACC this November. Our festival needs your audience more than ever this year. In the name of resilience,  support and sustainability for marginalized artists.  

2 weeks ago, my co-director and 2017 FLACC curator, Juan Manuel Aldape Muñoz, was severely injured during one of the aftershocks in Mexico City while working on a project and providing relief for earthquake victims. Unfortunately, he will be in a wheel chair for at least 4 months healing and he will not be able to continue co-directing FLACC 2017.  This is a huge setback for the organization, however, we hope that after he heals from all 3 of his surgeries, he will be back with flacc 2018, and all the people who have been graced by his presence.  

Hot off the Press!!! Read the article in the October issue of InDance Magazine by Liz and Juan. "Rest/Unrest: Latina/o/x Choreographers Provide Community and Craft to Strategize, Recover & Resist"  READ FULL ARTICLE...

Mil Gracias!

Liz Duran Boubion
​Artistic Director

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Juan's friends have created a recovery fund you can donate to directly as well. https://www.gofundme.com/juanmanuelsrecovery