Aimée Ts'ao

In both subject matter and style, BCF is showcasing many different sides of the Black experience.

The Bay Area dance company may be shutting down this season, but it’s set to present one more protean production, Magma.

Choreographer Yang Liping has incorporated Tibetan Buddhism into her version of the ballet, coming to Stanford Live this week.

The trendsetting choreographer has dreamed up a world premiere that features the Young Women’s Choral Projects of San Francisco.

Using the paintings of Jacob Lawrence as inspiration, the company explores broader themes of exodus and cultural exchange.

Poet and activist Marc Bamuthi Joseph is reimagining Saint-Saëns’ suite with the help of dancers Wendy Whelan and Francesca Harper.

A carefully choreographed whodunnit is the latest production from San Francisco contemporary company Sharp & Fine.

The troupe can draw on the contributions of longtime company dancers for its biannual festival of new and recent work.

A familiar face, Amy Seiwert, takes the reins as artistic director.

Every summer, State of Play brings together established and up-and-coming choreographers, and this year’s lineup is as diverse as ever.