Dance

The company’s 2026 lineup includes the premiere of Yuri Possokhov’s Eugene Onegin and the return of Aszure Barton’s Mere Mortals.

Premiering at Z Space over the weekend, this highly collaborative new work explores cycles of power and repose, movement and stillness.

The Brazilian dance company brings two works from its rich history to Berkeley and Los Angeles.

The LA Seen festival reaches its climax with 100 dancers performing rare Graham works, plus a premiere by choreographer Lula Washington.

The organization has unveiled its 2025–2026 schedule, which features no shortage of ambitious productions and world-class artists.

SFB reprises two hits from last season: Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s Broken Wings and Frederick Ashton’s Marguerite and Armand.

The acclaimed choreographer’s new work, Areas of Relief, finds inspiration in the singular music of jazz guitarist Mary Halvorson.

In four very different works, the company unfolds the choreographic intricacies of the “Dutch Grandmaster.”

On its West Coast tour, the company presents several premieres and also celebrates the legacy of one of its greatest stars, Judith Jamison.

Famous for his award-winning Broadway shows, the leading choreographer has also helped make the story ballet cool again.