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April 28 - May 7	San Francisco Ballet CINDERELLA Composer: Sergei Prokofiev, Choreographer: Christopher Wheeldon	Memorial Opera House, San Francisco
May 3, 7:30 p.m.	Paul Taylor Dance Company Company B Lost, Found and Lost	Bankhead Theater, Livermore
May 4-14	Alonzo King LINES Ballet Spring Home Season Poet and endangered language activist, Bob Holman joins LINES for the spring season world premiere. May 6 Spring Gala with Honorary Chair Ashley Judd.	Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
May 5, 8:00pm May 6, 2:00pm & 8:00pm	Diablo Ballet Celebrated Masters A duet from Gustav’s Rooster (Caniparoli) The Blue Boy (McIntyre) World Premiere (Dekkers) set to live music	Del Valle Theatre, Walnut Creek
May 5-7	Smuin Ballet Dance Series 02 World Premiere by Trey McIntyre Broken Open by Amy Seiwert World Premiere by Nicole Haskins	Mountain View Center for the Arts
May 6, 4:00pm-6:30 pm	Inside the studio at CCDA Mark Foehringer's Conservatory for Contemporary Dance Arts (CCDA) is holding an open rehearsal. Intermediate and advanced dancers ages 14-18 are invited to take a sample class at 4 pm with Brian Fisher, Heather Cooper and Dominique Lomuljo. Open rehearsal begins at 5 pm and a meet and greet follows. Open rehearsal includes a peek at upcoming SPRING WORKS and other works. For more information contact jessie@mfdpsf.org	SJSU dance studios
May 6, 6:30 – 10:00 p.m.	Oakland Ballet 2017 Spring Gala	The Bellevue Club, Oakland
May 6, 7:00pm-8:30pm	Shawl-Anderson Dance Center OFF-SITE The Shawl-Anderson Youth Ensemble (SAYE) shows work created specifically for them by artists working in the Bay Area: Rogelio Lopez, Karla Quintero, Abigail Hosein, Crystaldawn Bell, and Randee Paufve, joined in performance by local professional dancers, performing new and in-progress work by Dana Lawton Dances, AHDANCO/Abigail Hosein, Karla Quintero, and the Richmond based Visceral Roots Dance Company/Ashley Gayle & Noah James.	East Bay Center for the Performing Arts, Richmond
May 6, 8:00pm May 7, 3:00pm Added performances! May 6, 2:00pm May 7, 7:00pm	Cal Performances RIOULT Dance NY Bach Dances Program set to music of Johann Sebastian Bach.	Zellerbach Hall, UC Berkeley
May 7, 4:00pm-6:00pm	Dimensions Dance Theater The Village Matters Guest Artists: Destiny Muhammad, Bay-Peace, On Demand, Likha School of Philippine Dance, Batala SF, Oakland High, Oakland Tech, Kipp Bridge Academy and Bret Harte Middle School.	Phillip Reeder Auditorium at Castlemont High School, Oakland
May 10-12, 8:00pm	Cal Performances Scottish Ballet A Streetcar Named Desire Scotland's national dance company performs their interpretation of the Tennessee Williams classic.	Zellerbach Hall, UC Berkeley
May 12-13	Smuin Ballet Dance Series 02 World Premiere by Trey McIntyre Broken Open by Amy Seiwert World Premiere by Nicole Haskins	Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek
May 12-14, 19-21	Robert Moses' Kin TRICK BAGS/TRAP DOORS/PAINTED CORNERS Looks at how parents leave their children vulnerable; how literally dangerous it is for children of different heritages to be friends if they buy into the ideas of colorblindness and meritocracy. World premiere by Robert Moses with guest choreographers Terence Marling and Latanya Tigner.	Dance Mission Theater, San Francisco
May 16-20	Kyle Abraham/Abraham.In.Motion Dearest Home About love, longing, and loss. Comprised primarily of solos and duets generated through conversations, workshops, and new research into the concept of scientific empathy.	Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
May 18-20, 8:00pm	Tim Rubel Human Shakes RE A series of reconstructed, re-imagined and re-worked excerpts from existing repertoire. Audiences will experience work that is funny, satirical, and flamboyant, as well as pieces that are dark, introspective and political.	Joe Goode Annex, San Francisco
May 19 – 21, Fri. – Sat. at 8:00 p.m., Sun. at 2:00 p.m.	Liss Fain Dance Known Once World Premiere. An immersive performance piece about time and memory based on personal stories and movement developed with young people ages 11-13 and seniors in their nineties.	Z Space, San Francisco
May 19-28	Smuin Ballet Dance Series 02 World Premiere by Trey McIntyre Broken Open by Amy Seiwert World Premiere by Nicole Haskins	Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
May 25-27 & June 1-3, 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm both days (each show runs 30 mins)	Flyaway Productions The Right to be Believed A site-specific dance explores the lack of credibility for women that is simultaneously both a legal, social and economic problem.	UC Hastings College of the Law on the outdoor wall 333 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco
May 25 – June 4	San Francisco International Arts Festival Dance performances include: Alma Esperanza Cunningham Movement, Alyce Finwall Dance Theater, Amy Lewis / Push Up Something Hidden, Erica Essner Performance Co-Op, Eve Mutso, Gu Jiani, JJBRO, LEVYdance, SAFEhouse for the Arts, Sarah Bush Dance Project, STEAMROLLER Dance Company, Victor Fung Dance, and others.	Fort Mason Center, San Francisco
May 25-27, Thu-Sat at 7:30pm	CounterPulse This Is What I Want Festival Featuring Krista DeNio, Jaime Cortez, Jose Abad, Sammay Dizon, Randy Reyes, Jaq Nguyen Victor, Tavi and Angeline. An annual performance festival which uses queer desire as a lens to examine phenomena of our time. In 2017, we are looking at the moral explosion of the intersection of desire and youth under pressure; setting these stories in the Tenderloin. The youth artists will take your hand and walk out into the evening...	CounterPulse, San Francisco
May 26-27, 7:30pm	Contra Costa Ballet Alice in Wonderland Robert Dekkers. Original score by Daniel Berkman. Join Contra Costa Ballet in the Hofmann lobby for a special 30th anniversary celebration following the Saturday performance.	Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek
May 31, 7:30 pm June 1, 6:00 pm June 2, 7:30 pm	An Invitation to Dance San Francisco Ballet School 2017 Student Showcase Highlights San Francisco Ballet School’s up-and-coming stars. Upper-level students dance challenging repertory pieces, solos, and ballets created specifically for them. Following the June 1 performance, the SF Ballet Auxiliary hosts the Student Showcase Dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel.	Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater, San Francisco

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