Dance

San Francisco Ballet’s new program traces a riveting journey from halting beginnings to dance that doesn't want to stop.

A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham showcased its spectacular dancers in three original works at Cal Performances.

The company’s programming is tone-deaf to the moment, while the dancers shine.

The orchestra will perform works by its own composition competition finalists on Feb. 26 at the SF Conservatory of Music, free of charge.

The French-Algerian contemporary dance company’s “Sol Invictus” is set to take the stage in L.A. Feb. 19–21.

Yuri Possokhov’s world premiere production is a beautifully wrought tale of passion, regret, and missed connection.

The premiere of the choreographer’s full-length Eugene Onegin opens the company’s 2026 repertory season.

Four SFCV writers tell us about their favorite classical and jazz shows of 2025!

Parable of Portals, a dance performance inspired by the late science-fiction author’s works, lands at CAP UCLA on Dec. 11.

Helgi Tomasson’s inspired staging of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker is back, brilliantly danced by the SF Ballet.