Sofiane Sylve, Principal Dancer, on Shostakovich Trilogy
Principal Dancer Sofiane Sylve discusses her career as a dancer and teacher and gives insight into that evening’s performance of […]
Steven D’Amico and Shinji Eshima, Orchestra Members, on Shostakovich Trilogy
Retiring Principal Bassist Steven D’Amico is joined by his stand mate Shinji Eshima to discuss their careers, the SF Ballet […]
Carrie Gaiser Casey, PhD, on Alexei Ratmansky’s Chamber Symphony
Join Carrie Gaiser Casey, PhD for an in-depth analysis of Alexei Ratmansky’s Chamber Symphony, the centerpiece of his stunning Shostakovich Trilogy. Like […]
Nathaniel Remez, Corps de Ballet, on The Little Mermaid
Nathaniel Remez, corps de ballet, discusses his life and career with Senior Manager, Individual Giving, Ari Lipsky, with a special […]
Madison Keesler, Corps de Ballet, on The Little Mermaid
SF Ballet Artistic Administrator Amelia Bear interviews Corps de Ballet dancer Madison Keesler. Amelia and Madison cover the recent announcement […]
Sasha de Sola and Wei Wang, Principal Dancers, on The Little Mermaid
John Neumeier’s ballets require both stunning dance technique and powerful acting. Join Principal Dancers Wei Wang and Sasha de Sola and […]
Tiit Helimets, Principal Dancer, on The Little Mermaid
Principal Dancer Tiit Helimets offers an eloquent description of John Neumeier’s The Little Mermaid, and he describes the complicated role […]
Lonnie Weeks, Soloist, on Bound To
Soloist Lonnie Weeks describes his training and tells the story of his recent promotion, as well as gives insight into […]
Elizabeth Mateer, Corps de Ballet
Elizabeth Mateer, in her third season as a member of the corps de ballet, reflects on the roles she has enjoyed […]
Taking SF Ballet on Tour
Arthur Pita’s Björk Ballet made a splash last year with spectacular props, Marco Morante-designed costumes, and music by Icelandic singer-songwriter Björk. Join […]
David Finn, Scenic and Lighting Designer, on Die Toteninsel
Scenic and Lighting Designer David Finn discusses his life and career along with his recent work for SF Ballet, Die Toteninsel. He […]
Cavan Conley, Corps de Ballet, on Die Toteninsel
Cavan Conley describes his training and the beginnings of his professional career prior to joining San Francisco Ballet this season […]
Clare Croft, SF Ballet’s 2019 Visiting Scholar, on American Ballet
Join SF Ballet’s 2019 Visiting Scholar Clare Croft, PhD for a talk on “What makes a ballet “American?” Several works on […]
Julia Rowe, Soloist, on The Sleeping Beauty
Soloist Julia Rowe chats with Caitlin Sims about her training with Marcia Dale Weary at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, her […]
Jeffrey Lyons, SF Ballet School Faculty
Jeffrey Lyons discusses what is important to him as a ballet teacher, the art of teaching boys, and the joy […]
Yasmine Naghdi, Principal Dancer, The Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Principal Dancer Yasmine Naghdi chats with Jennie Scholick about her career, the role of Princess Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, […]