Follow ballet and the Bay Area’s many independent dance companies here. Preview Black Choreographers Festival Offers a Moving Tapestry of Kinetic Expression Lou Fancher - January 24, 2017 Established and emerging artists celebrate the full range of human experience during the three-weekend festival. Music News S.F. Ballet to Stage Major International Festival of New Works Janos Gereben - January 24, 2017 A festival of 12 new ballets will be the centerpiece of the San Francisco company's next repertory season. Music News Dance Above, Orchestra Below: S.F. Ballet’s Musical Season Janos Gereben - January 2, 2017 S.F. Ballet Orchestra will have its mettle tested again this season, in a diverse and exciting season of great music. Review Baryshnikov Delivers a Thrilling Letter to a Man Janice Berman - November 14, 2016 Madness and high art mingle in this kaleidoscopic one-dancer show. Artist Spotlight Hang Time with Mikhail Baryshnikov Lou Fancher - October 31, 2016 The legendary dancer talks about Letter to a Man, a powerful interpretation of another legend’s descent into madness. Feature Maya Lahyani and Alonzo King Find Common Ground Lou Fancher - October 27, 2016 The noted mezzo-soprano and the artful choreographer set to premiere Art Songs, their third collaboration. Review Deborah Hay’s Figure a Sea Dances to the Edge and Back Lou Fancher - October 25, 2016 The postmodern choreographer continues to explore the limits of physical expression in a new piece set to a Laurie Anderson score. Preview ODC Theater Hosts “Wrecking Sessions” to Celebrate 40 Years Lou Fancher - October 7, 2016 The venerable performance space inaugurates its fifth decade with a full slate of exhibitions, parties, and special events. Review Mark Morris and Silk Road Delight with Layla and Majnun Janice Berman - October 3, 2016 Eloquent choreography and music without borders energize a timeless love tale from Azerbaijan. Preview Antoine Hunter’s Deaf Dance Festival: Exploring What Lies Behind Identity Lou Fancher - August 3, 2016 Being a deaf dancer, says Antoine Hunter, is a two-way mirror in which you are acutely aware of the differences between how you see yourself and how others see you. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Next › Next page Last » Last page