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‘A Bridge to Now’ evokes generational complexities of Peruvian Chinese communities

Choreography unfurls against tapestry of modern-day oral testimonies, visual projections—and 400 pounds of rice.

Resurrecting ‘Frankenstein,’ after its creator’s tragic death

Liam Scarlett's intricate gothic epic returns to SF Ballet, with principals determined to preserve its 'warmth and heart.'

Pas de deux: Two Black choreography giants talk decades of Bay Area dance

Robert Moses and Ramón Ramos Alayo's companies approach major anniversaries in an era of artistic urgency.

60 years in, Twyla Tharp’s legendary company still shone like a diamond

'I can still push': 84-year-old choreographer's Cal Performances jubilee program glittered with Glass and Beethoven.

Miguel Gutierrez choreographs for the end of the world

'What will happen to us?' asks unfiltered artist with deep San Francisco roots in latest work, 'Super Nothing.'

Drama Masks: Time can work against us all

This is Drama Masks, a Bay Area performing arts column from a born San Franciscan and longtime theatre artist in an N95 mask. I...

Drama Masks: Voices of incarcerated women take center stage at YBCA

Art exhibit 'The Only Door I Can Open' and Flyaway Productions' 'I Give You My Sorrows' speak out for prisoners' rights.

ODC School dance classes are for everybody!

Choose from an electrifying range of classes from the Best of the Bay winner—your first class is only $12!

Drama Masks: Two nights at the Ballet, one hot and one cold

Weathering scoffs and tiffs at SF Ballet's Opening Night extravaganza, soaking in the provocative joys of 'Manon'

At 50, Dance Brigade invokes ‘A Woman’s Song for Peace’

'This tour was born from the glory days of women's art, when we were confident we could make a difference,' says founder Krissy Keefer.

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