For the final program of the 2003 season, SFB Artistic Director Helgi Tomasson took a gamble in presenting three new…
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San Francisco Cowell Theater, Fort Mason May 9 – 10, 2003 Abstraction is a funny thing. It’s instinctive to search…
For the seventh program of its 70th anniversary season San Francisco Ballet offers something old, something new and something borrowed…
The Margaret Jenkins Dance Company is celebrating three decades of dance in San Francisco this is a company truly…
Things are looking better and better at San Francisco Ballet these days. On the heels of a resplendent Don Quixote,…
Berkeley, CA, Zellerbach Auditorium presented by Cal Performances March 27 – 29, 2003 Tucson, AZ, Centennial Hall April 1 –…
In mounting a new production of Don Quixote, San Francisco Ballet was not just tilting at windmills. This is a…
The way a choreographer responds to music often helps an audience visualize aspects of the music heard only by trained…
The San Francisco Ballet opened its 2003 season with a program that demonstrated its eclectic repertoire and the technical mastery…
San Francisco Yerba Buena Center for the Arts December 18 -29, 2002 Deck the halls! Here comes Michael Smuins Christmas…
The Illustrated Dance Technique of Jose Limon (1999), Daniel D. Lewis What makes a work of art endure? In the…
The United States of America and the Bolshoi Ballet were founded in the same year, 1776. Since its Revolutionary beginnings,…
Swedens Cullberg Ballet was founded in 1967 by Birgit Cullberg, a modern dancer who had studied with, among others, Kurt…
A twentieth anniversary is no mean feat in the contemporary ballet world. Alonzo Kings Lines Ballet is celebrating that significant…