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On the Road: Inside San Francisco Ballet’s Tour to Madrid

On the Road: Inside San Francisco Ballet’s Tour to Madrid

by Sasha De Sola and Julia Rowe | Nov 13, 2024 | Career, Company Life, Pointe+

Going on tour can be one of the most exciting aspects of a dancer’s career—it’s not only an opportunity to visit new cities and perform for new audiences, it’s a wonderful way to make lasting memories with colleagues. In October, San Francisco Ballet made its first...
Frances Chung on Taking Ballet Seriously—But Not Too Seriously

Frances Chung on Taking Ballet Seriously—But Not Too Seriously

by Emma Love Suddarth | Dec 11, 2023 | Career, Pointe+, Profiles

After joining San Francisco Ballet in 2001, Frances Chung quickly became one to watch, rising to principal dancer in 2009. Her incredible versatility, dynamic presence, and pristine technique make her the ballerina choreographers want to work with. Now, the mother of...
Cathy Marston Reimagines “The Graduate” for San Francisco Ballet

Cathy Marston Reimagines “The Graduate” for San Francisco Ballet

by Claudia Bauer | Jan 31, 2022 | Onstage, The Latest

This is an updated version of an article that appeared in Pointe’s Winter 2020 print edition. Celebrated in her native Britain and across Europe, choreographer Cathy Marston is conquering America with her contemporary, literary story ballets. In 2019, American Ballet...
Meet San Francisco Ballet's Newly Promoted Principals and Soloists

Meet San Francisco Ballet's Newly Promoted Principals and Soloists

by Claudia Bauer | May 5, 2019 | News, Profiles, Trending

San Francisco Ballet has announced its 2019 company promotions, and artistic director Helgi Tomasson has elevated five talented young artists who all started in the company’s corps de ballet. With several world premieres along with Balanchine’s A Midsummer...
How Picasso and the Syrian War Inspired Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's New "Guernica" at San Francisco Ballet

How Picasso and the Syrian War Inspired Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's New "Guernica" at San Francisco Ballet

by Toba Singer | Apr 27, 2018 | News, Profiles

In honor of its 85th anniversary, San Francisco Ballet has commissioned works from 12 internationally-recognized choreographers to contribute to the company’s Unbound: A Festival of New Works, now in progress. Pointe spoke with Belgian-Colombian choreographer...
How Picasso and the Syrian War Inspired Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's New "Guernica" at San Francisco Ballet

Missed World Ballet Day? Here's Your Chance to Catch Up!

by Chava Pearl Lansky | Oct 10, 2017 | Career, Viral Videos

Last Thursday was World Ballet Day LIVE, the official 22-hour live-stream relay showcasing companies across the globe. If you were busy (we know that you don’t always have the luxury to spend an entire day watching ballet), don’t fret. Many of the...
Mark Your Calendars! World Ballet Day LIVE Returns October 5

Mark Your Calendars! World Ballet Day LIVE Returns October 5

by Amy Brandt | Aug 7, 2017 | Company Life

If everyone in your ballet class has called out sick on October 5, there’s a perfectly good explanation: that’s when World Ballet Day LIVE is scheduled to return. In other words, 24 hours of binge-worthy behind-the-scenes footage featuring five of the...
How Picasso and the Syrian War Inspired Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's New "Guernica" at San Francisco Ballet

These Ballet Trailers Are Like Short Films

by Nicole Loeffler-Gladstone | Mar 23, 2017 | Company Life

Nowadays, when a ballet company wants to promote a new work, or an upcoming season, they go all-out. Rather than cutting together a bunch of performance footage, companies are creating mini-films that bring the artistic director or choreographer’s vision to...
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