Dance

In the latest revival of Helgi Tomasson’s 1987 staging, Alban Lendorf gives a distinguished lift to a landmark work of ballet history.

The company’s spring program, Future Forward, includes two bold world premieres.

In new works by major choreographers, the company of 32 dancers will breathe new life into timeless themes at Cal Performances from April 7–12.

The company’s revival at the War Memorial Opera House delivers bravura dancing, live animals, and a bittersweet ending.

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.