Dance

To demonstrate community resilience, Jacques Heim’s daredevil dance troupe Diavolo takes The Soraya’s stage.

An advocate for the Deaf community, as well as for increased human understanding, Hunter has found his voice and purpose in dance.

Bay Area choreographers Sarah Crowell and Keith Hennessy have nurtured conversation and community with their collaboration.

There’s a mission at the root of the company, now four decades old, that will be on display in its Cal Performances debut.

Into the Dark features a diverse ensemble of blind and sighted performers and will have audiences using their senses in a different way.

The choreographer reimagines Rudyard Kipling’s characters in a world that’s been thrown into chaos by rising sea levels.

Having performed Mowgli onstage as a boy, Khan is now revisiting the story in Jungle Book reimagined.

With his San Francisco-based dance company, Makuakāne has long championed a tradition that others have overlooked.

The company’s foundation for supporting North Indian classical arts recently reached a major endowment milestone.

America’s oldest dance company launches its centennial celebrations with a retrospective show at The Soraya.