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		Smuin dancers Erica Felsch and Max van der Sterre. Photo: Chris Hardy

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April 24-May 2	Smuin Contemporary Ballet Dance Series 02 World Premiere by Osnel Delgado Requiem for a Rose by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Symphony of Psalms by Michael Smuin	Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
May 1, 8:00 pm May 2, 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm	Diablo Ballet Celebrated Masters Featuring The Sleeping Beauty’s wedding Pas de Deux, variations and Coda with the glorious score by Tchaikovsky. The poignant Cylindrical Shadows by award-winning choreographer, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa; Australian choreographer and Artistic Director of Houston Ballet, Stanton Welch’s sweeping contemporary ballet, Orange; and the duet from Book of Alleged Dances by Val Caniparoli.	Del Valle Theatre, Walnut Creek
May 1–10	San Francisco Ballet Romeo & Juliet (Prokofiev/ Tomasson)	War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco
May 6	Smuin Contemporary Ballet Hump Day Ballets Free streaming of Helen Pickett’s highly-acclaimed ballet Oasis Accompanied by a video introduction by former Smuin dancer Erica Felsch, who performed in the world premiere of Oasis in May 2016.	Available for 48 hours only, with streaming instructions announced through Smuin’s email list (sign up at smuinballet.org), or via Smuin’s Facebook (facebook.com/SmuinBallet) and Instagram (instagram.com/smuinballet). For more information the public may visit smuinballet.org.
Fri, May 8, 2:30 pm PDT	Helgi Tomasson’s Romeo & Juliet (for one week only!) featuring Mathilde Froustey and Carlo Di Lanno in the title roles.	streaming on SF Ballet @ Home
Available until May 8 at noon PDT	SF Ballet @ Home Edwaard Liang's poignant The Infinite Ocean. This dramatic work, fueled by deep emotion and philosophical questions of the spirit, is what he calls "a love letter to my father." Seen first during the 2018 Unbound Festival.	on SF Ballet website, Facebook, IGTV, or YouTube
May 8 – 10, 2p & 8p	Menlowe Ballet INTERLUDE Diverse Works Provide Artistic Interlude from Life’s Complexities. Works by Michael Lowe & Reginald Ray-Savage	Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts Center, Atherton
Mon, May 11, 2:30 pm PDT	2015 Live from Lincoln Center Broadcast performance featuring Maria Kochetkova and Davit Karapetyan in the title roles.	Lincoln Center at Home
May 13	Smuin Contemporary Ballet Hump Day Ballets Free streaming of Garrett Ammon's Madness, Rack, and Honey Accompanied by a video introduction by former Smuin dancer Benjamin Warner.	recorded performance will be available for 48 hours only, with streaming instructions announced through Smuin's email list (sign up at smuinballet.org), or via Smuin's Facebook and Instagram.
May 15-16,	Smuin Contemporary Ballet Dance Series 02 World Premiere by Osnel Delgado Requiem for a Rose by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Symphony of Psalms by Michael Smuin	Lesher Center, Walnut Creek
May 15	SF Ballet @ Home Justin Peck’s Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming San Francisco Ballet's recorded performances, available from Friday to Friday. Peck is the resident choreographer of New York City Ballet and created Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming for SF Ballet’s Unbound festival in 2018.	SF Ballet @ Home
May 20	Smuin Contemporary Ballet Hump Day Ballets Free streaming of Amy Seiwert’s Renaissance Accompanied by a video introduction by current Smuin dancers Terez Dean Orr, Tessa Barbour, and Peter Kurta. The recorded performance will be available for 48 hours only.	streaming instructions announced through Smuin's email list (sign up at smuinballet.org), or via Smuin's Facebook and Instagram.
May 21-24,	Smuin Contemporary Ballet Dance Series 02 World Premiere by Osnel Delgado Requiem for a Rose by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Symphony of Psalms by Michael Smuin	Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts
May 22 at 2:30 pm	SF Ballet @ Home Christopher Wheeldon’s Bound To “The overarching theme is the disconnectedness of our time and how we are perhaps even more connected with our devices than we are with each other.” San Francisco Ballet's recorded performances, available from Friday to Friday.	SF Ballet @ Home
May 27	Smuin Contemporary Ballet Hump Day Ballets Choreographer/former Smuin dancer Rex Wheeler’s Take Five Set to music by Dave Brubeck and accompanied by video introductions by both Wheeler and current Smuin dancer Maggie Carey, who danced in the world premiere last September. The recorded performance will be available for 48 hours only.	streaming instructions announced through Smuin's email list (sign up at smuinballet.org), or via Smuin's Facebook and Instagram.

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