April 15-17, 2026
St. Joseph's Arts Society
1401 Howard St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Inspired by the Camino de Santiago and created by ODC/Dance's KT Nelson in collaboration with San Francisco’s vocal ensemble, Volti, Path of Miracles is a critically acclaimed site-specific performance experience. Originally performed at Grace Cathedral, ODC/Dance brings this piece to St. Joseph's Arts Society for audiences to discover multi-sensory performance in a new setting. With a transcendent score by Joby Talbot, and intensely physical choreography, Path of Miracles is an immersive, personal journey told through music and dance.
"A choral drama, a dance, a participatory ritual, a work so deeply integrated and powerful, at conscious and subconscious levels...leaving the audience exalted and elevated to another realm."
- San Francisco Classical Voice
Path of Miracles was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Mellon Foundation.
About Volti
Volti’s professional singers, under the direction of Founder and Artistic Director Robert Geary, are dedicated to the discovery, creation, and performance of new vocal music. The ensemble’s mission—to foster and showcase contemporary American music and composers, and to introduce new vocal music from around the world to local audiences—has led to performances of a vast amount of new music and to the commissioning of more than 120 new works, by a diverse group of emerging as well as established composers.
Dance Film: Path of Miracles
Available for rent now on ODC Connect. Streaming available until May 31st, 2026
Inspired by the Camino de Santiago and created by ODC/Dance's KT Nelson in collaboration with San Francisco’s vocal ensemble, Volti, Path of Miracles is a critically acclaimed site-specific performance experience originally performed in San Francisco's Grace Cathedral. With a transcendent score by Joby Talbot and intensely physical choreography, Path of Miracles is an immersive, personal journey told through music and dance.
About ODC
Mission
ODC is dedicated to the lifecycle of the artistic process. Through our company, school and theater, we aim to inspire audiences, cultivate artists, engage community, and foster diversity and inclusion through dance.
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In 1976, a yellow school bus rolled into the Bay Area with 16 dancers, musicians, painters, and photographers aboard...