Esa-Pekka Salonen and Peter Sellars explore the lost world of Persèphone.
The groundbreaking director and librettist talks about his reimagined Perséphone, his fascination with Stravinsky, and the role of the artist today.
Rennie Harris’s tribute to the late choreographer is a must-see.
Informed by veteran soldiers and a serving battalion, Kay’s work touches on every aspect of war and its aftermath on the people who wage it.
Brilliant dancing isn’t enough to rescue S.F Ballet’s world premiere of a new Yuri Possokhov work.
S.F. Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty shows the company at the top of its world-class form.
Old-time string-band music and contemporary dance find common ground to explore timely issues.
How fitting that Monk’s longtime interest in interdisciplinary art should result in a multimedia piece about cooperation.
In his solo dance performance, Akram Khan takes the audience inside the Indian experience of WWI.
A final tour highlights the exquisite skills of both the choreographer and her troupe.
