Stagers Bart Cook and Maria Calegari return as Balanchine Trust emissaries to transmit the particularities signaling George Balanchine’s momentous break…
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Sparks flew at Friday evening’s San Francisco Ballet performance of Liam Scarlett’s “Frankentstein.” Unfortunately, they produced more light than heat….
Last Work (2015) Batsheva Dance Company By Ohad Naharin Yerba Buena Center for the Arts February 15-17 Produced by S.F….
Whiz-bang choreographer and dancer James Graham just curated his 6th season of “Dance Lovers… duets by couples, crushes, and comrades.”…
The Black Choreographers Festival celebrated its 13th year by returning to the Malonga Casquelourd Center where it was performed in…
“…reestablish identity and place” Nancy Karp and her company of six dancers have attempted a complex work, evoking “memory/place” as…
Diablo Ballet presented a program of four works. Two were pas deux excerpts, short in duration. The first of these…
Cal Performances, at UC Berkeley, just celebrated minimalist composer John Adams’ 70th birthday. It did so with a revival of…
At intermission after Alexei Ratmansky’s “Seven Sonatas,” I overheard a sleekly coiffed and outfitted Gen-Xer turn to her companion and…
Dawson Dance attracts an enthusiastic audience who whoop and cheer in appreciation of the eight attractive men and women who…
Celebration and Witness Krissy Keefer’s Dance Brigade began forty years ago as the Wallflower Order Dance Collective in 1975. The…
Jiri Bubencíek is one of those rare choreographers confident enough to set work on his dancers while in process. He…
“Resilience gives the illusion of coping…” “The Resilience Project” was created from a series of interviews with combat veterans and…
“Yeah! Come on, come on, come on, come on Now touch me, babe, Can’t you see that I am not…