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APRIL 27, 2023

SF Ballet’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ breathes new life into traditional story

While San Francisco Ballet frequently performs new renditions of old classics, the company transported audiences back to the streets of Renaissance Italy for the opening night “Romeo & Juliet” on April 21 at the War Memorial Opera House. 

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APRIL 11, 2023

SF Ballet blurs fantasy, reality with enthralling ‘Cinderella’

English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon continued this tradition of crafting a classic ballet to be timeless with “Cinderella” at the War Memorial Opera House on April 4
Dance

APRIL 11, 2023

SF Ballet blurs fantasy, reality with enthralling ‘Cinderella’

English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon continued this tradition of crafting a classic ballet to be timeless with “Cinderella” at the War Memorial Opera House on April 4
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APRIL 06, 2023

Oakland Ballet Company steps beyond Eurocentric ballet with daring ‘Dancing Moons Festival’

Composed of two unrelated acts, the production comprised an outstanding and eclectic array of dances, with performers dancing to everything from abstract industrial music to the sound of falling rain.
Dance

APRIL 06, 2023

Oakland Ballet Company steps beyond Eurocentric ballet with daring ‘Dancing Moons Festival’

Composed of two unrelated acts, the production comprised an outstanding and eclectic array of dances, with performers dancing to everything from abstract industrial music to the sound of falling rain.
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MARCH 21, 2023

SF Ballet engulfs, entrances War Memorial Opera House with ‘Colorforms’

On the night of March 14, the tapered golden curtains of the War Memorial Opera House slowly gave rise to the first of three running bill programs presented by SF Ballet.
Dance

MARCH 21, 2023

SF Ballet engulfs, entrances War Memorial Opera House with ‘Colorforms’

On the night of March 14, the tapered golden curtains of the War Memorial Opera House slowly gave rise to the first of three running bill programs presented by SF Ballet.
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APRIL 27, 2023

SF Ballet’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ breathes new life into traditional story

While San Francisco Ballet frequently performs new renditions of old classics, the company transported audiences back to the streets of Renaissance Italy for the opening night “Romeo & Juliet” on April 21 at the War Memorial Opera House. 
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Dance

APRIL 27, 2023

SF Ballet’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ breathes new life into traditional story

While San Francisco Ballet frequently performs new renditions of old classics, the company transported audiences back to the streets of Renaissance Italy for the opening night “Romeo & Juliet” on April 21 at the War Memorial Opera House. 
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Dance

APRIL 11, 2023

SF Ballet blurs fantasy, reality with enthralling ‘Cinderella’

English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon continued this tradition of crafting a classic ballet to be timeless with “Cinderella” at the War Memorial Opera House on April 4
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Dance

APRIL 11, 2023

SF Ballet blurs fantasy, reality with enthralling ‘Cinderella’

English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon continued this tradition of crafting a classic ballet to be timeless with “Cinderella” at the War Memorial Opera House on April 4
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Dance

APRIL 06, 2023

Oakland Ballet Company steps beyond Eurocentric ballet with daring ‘Dancing Moons Festival’

Composed of two unrelated acts, the production comprised an outstanding and eclectic array of dances, with performers dancing to everything from abstract industrial music to the sound of falling rain.
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Dance

APRIL 06, 2023

Oakland Ballet Company steps beyond Eurocentric ballet with daring ‘Dancing Moons Festival’

Composed of two unrelated acts, the production comprised an outstanding and eclectic array of dances, with performers dancing to everything from abstract industrial music to the sound of falling rain.
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Dance

MARCH 21, 2023

SF Ballet engulfs, entrances War Memorial Opera House with ‘Colorforms’

On the night of March 14, the tapered golden curtains of the War Memorial Opera House slowly gave rise to the first of three running bill programs presented by SF Ballet.
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Dance

MARCH 21, 2023

SF Ballet engulfs, entrances War Memorial Opera House with ‘Colorforms’

On the night of March 14, the tapered golden curtains of the War Memorial Opera House slowly gave rise to the first of three running bill programs presented by SF Ballet.
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Dance

MARCH 03, 2023

SF Ballet enchants, haunts with oneiric romance ‘Giselle’

All of San Francisco’s mercurial chill was forgotten on Feb. 25 as crowds gathered at the War Memorial Opera House to witness "Giselle," one of classical ballet’s most infamous romantic works.
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MARCH 03, 2023

SF Ballet enchants, haunts with oneiric romance ‘Giselle’

All of San Francisco’s mercurial chill was forgotten on Feb. 25 as crowds gathered at the War Memorial Opera House to witness "Giselle," one of classical ballet’s most infamous romantic works.
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DECEMBER 19, 2022

San Francisco Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ ushers in most wonderful time of year

Infused with imaginative splendor, San Francisco Ballet’s “Nutcracker” is a holiday season staple.
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DECEMBER 19, 2022

San Francisco Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ ushers in most wonderful time of year

Infused with imaginative splendor, San Francisco Ballet’s “Nutcracker” is a holiday season staple.
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NOVEMBER 15, 2022

Cloud Gate’s ‘13 Tongues’ coats memory in abstract madness

“13 Tongues” eluded definition like a trout squirming from a fisherman’s hands and returning to sea.
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NOVEMBER 15, 2022

Cloud Gate’s ‘13 Tongues’ coats memory in abstract madness

“13 Tongues” eluded definition like a trout squirming from a fisherman’s hands and returning to sea.
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OCTOBER 06, 2022

Miami City Ballet enraptures, enchants Zellerbach Hall with Balanchine’s ‘Jewels’

Fresh from the Sunshine State, the Miami City Ballet beamed starlike upon Zellerbach Hall on the opening night of Sept. 23.
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OCTOBER 06, 2022

Miami City Ballet enraptures, enchants Zellerbach Hall with Balanchine’s ‘Jewels’

Fresh from the Sunshine State, the Miami City Ballet beamed starlike upon Zellerbach Hall on the opening night of Sept. 23.
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MAY 25, 2022

SF Ballet spreads its wings in exquisite ‘Swan Lake’

Oozing with an intangible, irresistible glamor, the San Francisco Ballet’s “Swan Lake” took opulence as an opportunity.
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MAY 25, 2022

SF Ballet spreads its wings in exquisite ‘Swan Lake’

Oozing with an intangible, irresistible glamor, the San Francisco Ballet’s “Swan Lake” took opulence as an opportunity.
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Dance

MAY 05, 2022

SF Ballet’s Program 6 marvels in motley

The immersive three piece set boasted an eclectic and dazzling bill that spanned genre, style and theme, keeping audience members — as well as the dancers — on their toes.
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Dance

MAY 05, 2022

SF Ballet’s Program 6 marvels in motley

The immersive three piece set boasted an eclectic and dazzling bill that spanned genre, style and theme, keeping audience members — as well as the dancers — on their toes.
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