‘La Sylphide’ proves the point that men aren’t sh— | Dance
Men are perpetually perplexing. Why is it they can never faithfully commit to what they want? It’s hardly…
Forsythe’s ‘Blake Works’ ignites SF Ballet stage | Dance
On Feb. 27, San Francisco Ballet brought an electric spontaneity to the War Memorial Opera House with their…
Review: San Francisco Ballet debuts crowd-pleasing ‘Eugene Onegin’
San Francisco Ballet’s choreographer-in-residence Yuri Possokhov has created a free-spirited, crowd-pleasing “Eugene Onegin.” Set to a dramatic yet always lovely…