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Reunion, Sadler s Wells, review: a flashy return for the English National Ballet

Reunion, Sadler s Wells, review: a flashy return for the English National Ballet
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S F Ballet announces 2022 farewell season for Helgi Tomasson

Joshua Kosman May 6, 2021Updated: May 6, 2021, 6:49 pm Members of the San Francisco Ballet dance George Balanchine’s “Symphony in C.” Photo: Erik Tomasson The San Francisco Ballet plans to be back in the War Memorial Opera House for a live 2022 performance season just in time to celebrate Helgi Tomasson’s 37th and final season as artistic director. The new season, announced Thursday, May 6, is scheduled to open with a Jan. 27 gala and continue through May 8, 2022, with a series of seven repertory programs. Tomasson’s “Harmony,” choreographed during the COVID-19 shutdown, is one of four in-person world premieres scheduled for the season, along with Cathy Marston’s “Mrs. Robinson” a dance take on “The Graduate” and new works by Christopher Wheeldon and Dwight Rhoden.

Joffrey has created a rare, new story ballet Anna Karenina, a dream come true for dancer Victoria Jaiani

Inside Joffrey Ballet of Chicago’s world premiere full-length ballet “Anna Karenina.” Talking to lead dancer Victoria Jaiani and artistic director Ashley Wheater. Creating a new story ballet from scratch is rare, a big ad risky undertaking.

San Francisco Ballet review – vintage glamour and Cheever s Swimmer reimagined

Last modified on Mon 8 Mar 2021 01.02 EST Australian choreographer Danielle Rowe has a clutch of stage works under her belt, but in lockdown she has turned to film-making. First it was funny ballet skits, and now she’s made her first major work for San Francisco Ballet, in their latest online triple bill. Wooden Dimes is the tale of a talented but naive 1920s showgirl named Betty (Sarah Van Patten), corrupted by success that splinters her marriage to solid but stressed-out accountant type Robert (Luke Ingham). It is not a wildly original conceit, but it has fizz, drama and vintage glamour – who doesn’t love drop waists, bobs and minimally styled deco designs? (There’s a story in the colour schemes of Emma Kingsbury’s costumes, which are nicely done.)

Review: S F Ballet digitally delivers Art Deco glamour in a modern masterpiece

Rachel Howard March 4, 2021Updated: March 14, 2021, 12:57 pm Betty Fine (Sarah Van Patten) is a vaudeville chorus girl in “Wooden Dimes.” Photo: Lindsay Gauthier, San Francisco Ballet If a choreographer wants to make the most of this pandemic era, Sarah Van Patten is the woman to put on the screen. Van Patten, who joined the San Francisco Ballet in 2002, is the finest actress-dancer in the company, so it is good to have a beautifully directed record of her theatrical genius in Danielle Rowe’s new dance film, “Wooden Dimes,” the clever Art Deco centerpiece of the Ballet’s digital Program 3, which begins streaming Thursday, March 4.

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