may we heal?
may we heal? is an immersive, interdisciplinary performance that invites audiences into a sensory landscape of art, ritual, and remembrance. Through the interweaving of dance, architecture, spoken word, and live music, the work channels the historical and artistic lineages of Black culture—where movement becomes testimony, sound becomes prayer, and space becomes sanctuary. Each element listens and responds to the others, creating a living ceremony of communal healing.
collaborating artist: Claire Fisher-Mendez | Jordon E. Dabney | Giordan Cuz
Dec 5 - 7, 2025
7:30pm - 8:45pm, '
Post Show Q/A Panel 9pm - 9:30pm (Dec. 6th only)
Geneva Powerhouse,
2301 San Jose Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94112
community Engagement
The community engagement activities of may we heal? are designed to foster connection, provide education, and offer healing-centered experiences for BIPOC individuals and communities in the Bay Area. These events intentionally bring together participants of various ages, professions, and creative backgrounds, creating safe spaces to reflect, heal, and grow through art.
Theses events are sponsored by the Performing Arts Workshop's Seismic Shift Residency. Click here for more information about the Performing Arts Workshop and the programing.
Feb 16th
The Gathering - BIPOC Led Dance Class and Panel Discussion
Geneva Powerhouse | San Francisco, CA
12:30 - 3PM
Free Admission
April 8th & 10th
The Journey - BIPOC Led Lecture and Dance Class
Geneva Powerhouse | San Francisco, CA
7 - 9PM
Free Admission
Feb 23th
The Sanctuary - BIPOC Led Wellness day
Geneva Powerhouse | San Francisco, CA
1 - 5PM
Free Admission
April 12th, 26th, May 10th
The Practice - BIPOC Led Dance Classes
Geneva Powerhouse | San Francisco, CA
12:30 - 2PM
Free Admission
May 6th
The Bridge - BIPOC Led Dance and Architecture Panel Discussion
Geneva Powerhouse | San Francisco, CA
6 - 8PM
The presentation of may we heal? was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. We send a HUGE thank you to all the supporters of this production.