Dance

The company marks 90 years with nine new works that play January through February.

Her company’s latest work, Talking Circle, is a collaborative effort that draws on movement, music, and personal experiences.

Visions of sugar plums dance in her head, alongside ideas for automating air traffic control.

San Francisco Ballet’s enchanting production has introduced countless young children to the performing arts.

The site-specific dance work is perfectly in tune with John Luther Adams’s new score, Waves and Particles.

The show was only an hour, but with choreographer Alonzo King backed by master percussionist Zakir Hussain, everything was choice.

Despite challenges, the company has had a vital impact on the Bay Area, presenting African and African American dance.

The choreographer’s latest piece, The Look of Love, draws on songs and feelings that everyone knows.

The company, run since its founding by dancers who worked with the great choreographer, delivers a glittering production of Jewels.

Artistic Director Celia Fushille’s company spins through three contrasting, exhilarating works in its season opener.