'Pilot 37: Bound'
Sat/30, ODC Theater

ODC THEATER'S & quot;Pilots," a program that groups works by beginning choreographers into single-evening concerts produced by the artists themselves, may have to be rethought. The current incarnation, number 37, was sold out three days before its early March premiere. Not many experienced artists – even if they band together for a concert – can claim that kind of success. Maybe this achievement announced a general trend for the "Pilot" shows, or maybe the word got out that this one was special. In any case, "Pilot 37: Bound" is back for an encore performance. At least half of the six contributors present respectable fare; the other pieces may need some work but certainly warrant a second viewing. Sean Dorsey's lovely a small class of words is a clearly designed, inward-looking meditation for a solo dancer. Nawaaz Ahmed's modest but intriguing Short Pieces on Anarkali sets contemporary moves to Indian movie music. Amy Seiwert's Lithium Dreams is made up of two duets that don't quite add up, but individually they have potential. Also presenting works are Doris Blacut-Johnson, Brittany Brown, and Kiesha Minyard. 8 p.m., 3153 17th St., S.F. $8-$12. (415) 863-9834. (Rita Felciano)