Arthur Pita on Creating Björk Ballet
Arthur Pita talks about creating Björk Ballet for San Francisco Ballet.
Preview the Second Half of the 2019 Season
Preview San Francisco Ballet's 2019 Season with a sneak peek video.
Baby, It’s Cold Inside! Making the Nutcracker Snow Scene
SF Ballet’s Nutcracker is known for the sheer amount of snow that falls during the Snow Scene—it’s a legitimate blizzard! […]
Nutcracker Preview
Preview San Francisco Ballet's Nutcracker
Christopher Wheeldon On Creating Bound To
A tech-influenced ballet for a tech-obsessed city, Bound To© by Christopher Wheeldon explores what we’re missing by being glued to […]
Trey McIntyre On Creating Your Flesh Shall Be a Great Poem
Choreographer Trey McIntyre talks about creating his ballet Your Flesh Shall Be a Great Poem—and how a lunar eclipse affected his […]
Don Quixote Preview
Cathy Marston on Creating Snowblind
British choreographer Cathy Marston drew from Edith Wharton’s novella Ethan Frome to create a stunning character study of a doomed […]
Preview the First Half of SF Ballet’s 2019 Season
The first half of SF Ballet’s 2019 Season includes Don Quixote, The Sleeping Beauty, and two programs of three shorter […]
David Dawson on Creating Anima Animus
David Dawson’s Anima Animus is ballet pushed to the extreme; technique stretched to its outer limit. Created for the Unbound […]