Follow ballet and the Bay Area’s many independent dance companies here. Review Hubbard Street Dance Can Do Anything and They Like to Prove It Janice Berman - January 21, 2019 Third Coast Percussion proves a quirky, perfectly apt foil for the supple dancers. Review Two Artists: One Mind Giacomo Fiore - January 11, 2019 Electronic explorer Pamela Z melds musical minds with dancer Christine Bonasea in a spontaneous, tour-de-force collaboration. Music News Listening to the Ballet, Watching the Music in Motion Janos Gereben - January 2, 2019 Great music is essential for great dance, and the S.F. Ballet’s season offers both. Music News So Much More to Nutcracker Than the Sugar Plum Fairy Janos Gereben - December 11, 2018 The holiday tradition is an essential boost to the coffers for ballet companies. Feature The 2018 SFCV Holiday Music Guide – Deck the Concert Halls SFCV Editors - December 4, 2018 Take a break from working and shopping with one or more of the musical festivities herein. Review Giving and Receiving in AMOC’s With Care Ilana Walder-Biesanz - November 5, 2018 The new work explores coming together and apart, disconnectedly. Preview With Care Blurs the Boundaries Between Movement and Music Lily O'Brien - October 25, 2018 MacArthur “genius” grant winner Matthew Aucoin and his new opera company visit ODC Theater in San Francisco. Review The Body Is Everything for Sasha Waltz & Guests Janice Berman - October 23, 2018 Körper examines the very essence of our corporeal existence. Review Romeo and Juliet in La La Land Jim Farber - October 22, 2018 The Los Angeles Philharmonic Gives Prokofiev’s ballet an L.A. spin. Review Alonzo King’s Lines and Kronos Quartet Find Common Ground Janice Berman - October 13, 2018 Two distinguished groups forge a testament to the artistic possibilities of collaboration. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
