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“I wanted to explore the disconnection between the
traditional family unit and the new family, which I like to define as
non-traditional or constructed,” says Robert Moses. “Ultimately I hope The Cinderella Principle will represent a
tapestry of voices about identity, race, class, gender, and finally, love.”
Want to know more? Watch this film clip on the collaborative process behind The Cinderalla Principle from documentary filmmakers Maria Vaz and Giovanni Vaz del Bello.
The evening will also feature Toward September and Hush.
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Choreographer Robert Moses has created
over 80 works for dance, theater and film, and been the recipient of numerous
grants, awards, and fellowships, including seven project awards from the
National Endowment for the Arts, an Irvine Dancemakers grant, the Bonnie Bird
North American Choreography Award and three Isadora Duncan Dance Awards. He has also received a generous grant from the Irvine foundation to tour The Cinderella Principle.
Praise for Robert Moses' Kin: “Nothing short of
electrifying,” The Chicago Sun Times.
Moses creates…"jewel-like
dances built on classical form and enhanced by swivels, quirks and reverent
pauses." The Los Angeles Times.
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$75 Gala Tickets are available for Feb 25th. The ticket includes VIP performance seating and entrance to the premiere party.
Want to be a commissioner of The Cinderella Principle?
For $125, your name will be listed in the program and associated with this remarkable work forever.
You will also receive VIP performance seating, entrance to the premiere party and a signed DVD of the feature-length documentary from filmmakers Maria Vaz and Giovanni Vaz del Bello.
Please contact Neha Gupta at ngupta@robertmoseskin.org for more information.
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Performances of Robert Moses’ Kin are
made possible by The William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation, Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, The James Irvine
Foundation, San Francisco Arts Commission, California Arts Council, NEA,
Zellerbach Family Foundation, Fleishhacker Foundation, Creative Capacity Fund, The David E. Kaun Fund, Stanford Institute for Creativity & the Arts, and generous individuals.
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