Since founding Robert Moses’ Kin in 1995, Moses and his San Francisco-based company have created dozens of works ranging from neoclassical ballet to postmodern movement theater. His work explores topics ranging from oral traditions in African American culture (Word of Mouth, 2002), to the life, times, and work of author James Baldwin (Biography of Baldwin, 2003), and the dark side of contemporary urban culture (Cause, 2004). In addition to directing his company, Moses pursues an active career as a freelance choreographer and educator, serving on the faculty of Stanford University since 1995. Often considered to be Moses’ signature work, Doscongio presents the schism in one man’s view of himself.
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