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AXIS Dance Company in
Breathe Again by Nadia Adame. Photo: David DeSilva
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Updated September 15, 2022
Check
with theaters for performance, dates and times.
Sept. 8, 6:00
- 8:30pm
Diablo Ballet
Gourmet Gallop
Sip, Sample and Stroll through Walnut Creek’s downtown restaurants,
enjoying savory small bites, desserts and wine pairings from some
of the finest locally-owned restaurants. All proceeds benefit Diablo
Ballet, the PEEK Outreach programs, and Diablo Ballet School.
Check in is at Massimo
Ristorant, Walnut Creek
Sept. 15-17, 7:30pm
Sept. 18, 6:00 pm
Joe Goode Performance
Group
The GUSH Festival
Side-by-side premieres of new works by Joe Goode Performance Group,
brontë velez, and Gizeh Muñiz-Vengel & Ernesto Peart Falcón
Joe
Goode Annex, San Francisco
Sept. 15 - 25:
Thursdays - Sundays, 8:00 p.m.
Flyaway Productions
Apparatus of Repair
The final chapter of 'The Decarceration Trilogy,' a series of site-specific
aerial dance and public art performances exploring the devastating
effects of mass incarceration.
UC
Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco
Sept. 16, 7:30—9:00
pm
VIP Cocktail Hour: 9:15—10:15pm
Ballet
& Basketball
Alonzo King in Conversation with Steve Kerr
King and Kerr will explore topics beyond the well-known parallels
between dance and sport—social justice, human rights, mindfulness,
and self-care. The event will also include a short performance by
LINES Ballet.
Sept. 16-18
AXIS
Dance Company
Adelante
Three debut works: Breathe Again from Nadia, Tread
from Ben Levine, and a closing piece from Asun Noales. First AXIS
home season under new Artistic Director Nadia Adame.
ODC
Theater, San Francisco
Sept. 16-18
Smuin Ballet
Dance
Series 1
Take Five by Rex Wheeler, aka Lady Camden RuPaul’s Drag Race
finalist, set to music by Dave Brubeck
Requiem for a Rose by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, set to Franz
Schubert, Quintet in C major, Adagio performed by Alban Berg Quartett
The Turntable by Cuban choreographer Osnel Delgado
Sept. 17, 9:30
PM
Post:ballet
Lyra
World premiere of the film version of Lyra. Lyra, is an epic retelling
of Orpheus and Eurydice myth. Filmed in the deserts of Northern
California.
The
Roxie Theater, San Francisco
Sept. 18, 12:00
pm & 2:00 pm
RAWdance
Step/Song/Story
A Sunday Series. Conceived, curated, and choreographed by Co-Artistic
Director Katerina Wong, a live, collaborative storytelling event.
TJPA's
Salesforce Park, 425 Mission St, San Francisco
Sept. 18, 1:00
PM
Special Cinema Event
The
Australian Ballet
Spartacus
2019 performance Choreographed by Lucas Jervies, Music by Aram Khachaturian.
Kevin Jackson (Spartacus), Robyn Hendricks (Flavia), Ty King-Wall
(Crassus).
Lark
Theater, Larkspur
Sept. 23-Oct.
2
Smuin Ballet
Dance
Series 1
Take Five by Rex Wheeler, aka Lady Camden RuPaul’s Drag Race
finalist, set to music by Dave Brubeck
Requiem for a Rose by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, set to Franz
Schubert, Quintet in C major, Adagio performed by Alban Berg Quartett
The Turntable by Cuban choreographer Osnel Delgado
Cowell
Theater, Fort Mason, San Francisco
Sept. 23-25
Zellerbach
Hall, UC Berkeley
Sept. 24, 1:00
pm & 3:00 pm
Hunters
Point Shoreline Park, San Francisco
Sept. 24, 7:00
pm
Sept. 25, 2:00 pm
Presidio Theatre
Dancing
Earth
Between Underground & Skyworld
Dynamic young people struggling through the apocalyptic present,
with resilience and humor, as they survive the end of one world
and dream in a future-world of balance, harmony, connection, and
renewal.
Presidio
Theatre, San Francisco
Sept. 24, 7:00
pm
Sept. 25, 2:00 pm
Peninsula Ballet Theatre
Carmina
Burana
A cantata in prologue, epilogue and three scenes. Masterworks Chorale,
Ragazzi Boys Chorus, Pacific Sticks Percussion Ensemble, featuring
soprano Shawnette Sulker, tenor Corey Head, baritone Bradley Kynard;
conductor Dr. Bryan Baker and choreographer/director Gregory Amato;
music by Carl Orff based on 13th Century sacred and profane texts
sung in Latin.
Sept. 25, 3:30pm-5:00pm
Kathy
Mata Ballet
Autumn Celebration 2022
Virtual, live-streaming performanceance pieces ranging from classical
to contemporary ballet and including a variety of solos, duets,
and character, with live music and more. To receive an access link,
email kathy.mata@yahoo.com.
Online from Alonzo King's
LINES Ballet San Francisco Dance Center
Sept. 27, 4:30
PM 7:00 PM
Post:ballet
say
i am you
Resident Choreographer Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, a constructed world
dissolving into a new reality.
Salesforce
Park, San Francisco
Sept. 29-Oct.
1, 8:00 pm
Detour Dance x tinypistol
beloved
comet falling up
A triptych of duets choreographed by Maurya Kerr and Eric Garcia.
ODC
Theater, San Francisco
Sept. 29-Oct.
1, 8:00 pm
Li Chiao-Ping Dance
Here
Lies the Truth
A diverse cast of 11 dancers, live music, spoken text, and projections
that augment the full experience, the collaborators investigate
“truth” as it relates to race, positionality, power, access, and
equity.
CounterPulse,
San Francisco
Sept. 29 - Oct.
1, 8:00 p.m.
REYES Dance
LASOS
A new work of film and live performance exploring the hidden links
between childhood trauma and chronic pain within the context of
Latin American culture and traditions.
Joe
Goode Annex, San Francisco
Check with theaters for performance, dates and times.
| Sept. 8, 6:00 - 8:30pm |
Diablo Ballet
Gourmet Gallop Sip, Sample and Stroll through Walnut Creek’s downtown restaurants, enjoying savory small bites, desserts and wine pairings from some of the finest locally-owned restaurants. All proceeds benefit Diablo Ballet, the PEEK Outreach programs, and Diablo Ballet School. |
Check in is at Massimo
Ristorant, Walnut Creek
|
| Sept. 15-17, 7:30pm Sept. 18, 6:00 pm |
Joe Goode Performance
Group
The GUSH Festival Side-by-side premieres of new works by Joe Goode Performance Group, brontë velez, and Gizeh Muñiz-Vengel & Ernesto Peart Falcón |
Joe
Goode Annex, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 15 - 25: Thursdays - Sundays, 8:00 p.m. |
Flyaway Productions
Apparatus of Repair The final chapter of 'The Decarceration Trilogy,' a series of site-specific aerial dance and public art performances exploring the devastating effects of mass incarceration. |
UC
Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 16, 7:30—9:00
pm VIP Cocktail Hour: 9:15—10:15pm |
Ballet
& Basketball
Alonzo King in Conversation with Steve Kerr King and Kerr will explore topics beyond the well-known parallels between dance and sport—social justice, human rights, mindfulness, and self-care. The event will also include a short performance by LINES Ballet. |
|
| Sept. 16-18 |
AXIS
Dance Company
Adelante Three debut works: Breathe Again from Nadia, Tread from Ben Levine, and a closing piece from Asun Noales. First AXIS home season under new Artistic Director Nadia Adame. |
ODC
Theater, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 16-18 |
Smuin Ballet
Dance Series 1 Take Five by Rex Wheeler, aka Lady Camden RuPaul’s Drag Race finalist, set to music by Dave Brubeck Requiem for a Rose by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, set to Franz Schubert, Quintet in C major, Adagio performed by Alban Berg Quartett The Turntable by Cuban choreographer Osnel Delgado |
|
| Sept. 17, 9:30 PM |
Post:ballet
Lyra World premiere of the film version of Lyra. Lyra, is an epic retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice myth. Filmed in the deserts of Northern California. |
The
Roxie Theater, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 18, 12:00 pm & 2:00 pm |
RAWdance
Step/Song/Story A Sunday Series. Conceived, curated, and choreographed by Co-Artistic Director Katerina Wong, a live, collaborative storytelling event. |
TJPA's
Salesforce Park, 425 Mission St, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 18, 1:00 PM |
Special Cinema Event
The Australian Ballet Spartacus 2019 performance Choreographed by Lucas Jervies, Music by Aram Khachaturian. Kevin Jackson (Spartacus), Robyn Hendricks (Flavia), Ty King-Wall (Crassus). |
Lark
Theater, Larkspur
|
| Sept. 23-Oct. 2 |
Smuin Ballet
Dance Series 1 Take Five by Rex Wheeler, aka Lady Camden RuPaul’s Drag Race finalist, set to music by Dave Brubeck Requiem for a Rose by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, set to Franz Schubert, Quintet in C major, Adagio performed by Alban Berg Quartett The Turntable by Cuban choreographer Osnel Delgado |
Cowell
Theater, Fort Mason, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 23-25 |
Zellerbach
Hall, UC Berkeley
|
|
| Sept. 24, 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm |
Hunters
Point Shoreline Park, San Francisco
|
|
| Sept. 24, 7:00
pm Sept. 25, 2:00 pm |
Presidio Theatre
Dancing Earth Between Underground & Skyworld Dynamic young people struggling through the apocalyptic present, with resilience and humor, as they survive the end of one world and dream in a future-world of balance, harmony, connection, and renewal. |
Presidio
Theatre, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 24, 7:00
pm Sept. 25, 2:00 pm |
Peninsula Ballet Theatre
Carmina Burana A cantata in prologue, epilogue and three scenes. Masterworks Chorale, Ragazzi Boys Chorus, Pacific Sticks Percussion Ensemble, featuring soprano Shawnette Sulker, tenor Corey Head, baritone Bradley Kynard; conductor Dr. Bryan Baker and choreographer/director Gregory Amato; music by Carl Orff based on 13th Century sacred and profane texts sung in Latin. |
|
| Sept. 25, 3:30pm-5:00pm |
Kathy
Mata Ballet
Autumn Celebration 2022 Virtual, live-streaming performanceance pieces ranging from classical to contemporary ballet and including a variety of solos, duets, and character, with live music and more. To receive an access link, email kathy.mata@yahoo.com. |
Online from Alonzo King's
LINES Ballet San Francisco Dance Center
|
| Sept. 27, 4:30 PM 7:00 PM |
Post:ballet
say i am you Resident Choreographer Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, a constructed world dissolving into a new reality. |
Salesforce
Park, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 29-Oct. 1, 8:00 pm |
Detour Dance x tinypistol
beloved comet falling up A triptych of duets choreographed by Maurya Kerr and Eric Garcia. |
ODC
Theater, San Francisco
|
| Sept. 29-Oct. 1, 8:00 pm |
Li Chiao-Ping Dance
Here Lies the Truth A diverse cast of 11 dancers, live music, spoken text, and projections that augment the full experience, the collaborators investigate “truth” as it relates to race, positionality, power, access, and equity. |
CounterPulse,
San Francisco
|
| Sept. 29 - Oct. 1, 8:00 p.m. |
REYES Dance
LASOS A new work of film and live performance exploring the hidden links between childhood trauma and chronic pain within the context of Latin American culture and traditions. |
Joe
Goode Annex, San Francisco
|
