The world premiere of mutability includes two ISHIDA poetic narratives: green apples—a cast of four formidable women experiment with matriarchal archetypes and mutability which follows a struggling young actor on set in rehearsal. mutability employs magical realism and the form of a meta-play to further the drama and connection to the audience with text from acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami. The program also includes two renown international guest choreographers whose work is rarely seen in the US. 

The world premiere of mutability includes two ISHIDA poetic narratives: green apples—a cast of four formidable women experiment with matriarchal archetypes and mutability which follows a struggling young actor on set in rehearsal. mutability employs magical realism and the form of a meta-play to further the drama and connection to the audience with text from acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami. The program also includes two renown international guest choreographers whose work is rarely seen in the US. 

The world premiere of mutability includes two ISHIDA poetic narratives: green apples—a cast of four formidable women experiment with matriarchal archetypes and mutability which follows a struggling young actor on set in rehearsal. mutability employs magical realism and the form of a meta-play to further the drama and connection to the audience with text from acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami. The program also includes two renown international guest choreographers whose work is rarely seen in the US. 

Asia Society presents ISHIDA Dance Company in the world premiere: mutability. The program includes two ISHIDA poetic narratives: green apples—a cast of four formidable women experiment with matriarchal archetypes, and mutability which follows a struggling young actor on set in rehearsal. mutability employs magical realism and the form of a meta-play to further the drama and connection to the audience with text from acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami. The program also includes two renown international guest choreographers whose work is rarely seen in the US.

Asia Society presents ISHIDA Dance Company in the world premiere: mutability. The program includes two ISHIDA poetic narratives: green apples—a cast of four formidable women experiment with matriarchal archetypes, and mutability which follows a struggling young actor on set in rehearsal. mutability employs magical realism and the form of a meta-play to further the drama and connection to the audience with text from acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami. The program also includes two renown international guest choreographers whose work is rarely seen in the US.

Asia Society presents ISHIDA Dance Company in the world premiere: mutability. The program includes two ISHIDA poetic narratives: green apples—a cast of four formidable women experiment with matriarchal archetypes, and mutability which follows a struggling young actor on set in rehearsal. mutability employs magical realism and the form of a meta-play to further the drama and connection to the audience with text from acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami. The program also includes two renown international guest choreographers whose work is rarely seen in the US.

ISHIDA Dance Company presents an evening of thought-provoking premieres in contemporary dance: new works based on original poetic narratives that invite existential questions by ISHIDA, a new creation by former Batsheva dancer and USC Professor Bret Easterling, and a work by former Netherlands Dans Theater (NDT) and Houston Ballet principal Danielle Rowe who has created works on San Francisco Ballet, Royal New Zealand Ballet, and NDT dancers. Tickets on sale NOW.

ALL PERFORMANCES ARE 50% CAPACITY WHICH MEANS FOR MOST PATRONS, THERE WILL BE 2 EMPTY SEATS BETWEEN YOURSELF AND THE NEXT PARTY. MASKS ARE REQUIRED.

ISHIDA Dance Company presents an evening of thought-provoking premieres in contemporary dance: new works based on original poetic narratives that invite existential questions by ISHIDA, a new creation by former Batsheva dancer and USC Professor Bret Easterling, and a work by former Netherlands Dans Theater (NDT) and Houston Ballet principal Danielle Rowe who has created works on San Francisco Ballet, Royal New Zealand Ballet, and NDT dancers. Tickets on sale NOW.

All performances are 50% capacity which means for most patrons, there will be 2 empty seats between yourself and the next party. Masks are required.