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Bay Briefing: A year after George Floyd s killing, reform is coming FacebookTwitterEmail Akil Riley, 20, a sophomore at Peralta Community College who aspires to attend Howard University in the fall, poses for a portrait on Monday, May 10, 2021, in Oakland, Calif. Riley co-organized the George Floyd Solidarity March in Oakland following Floyd s death in Minneapolis. Yalonda M. James / The Chronicle Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Tuesday, May 25, and California is likely to double down on spending to fight wildfires. Here’s what you need to know to start your day. “This is uncharted territory” In the year since George Floyd died under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, Bay Area cities have started to launch ambitious police reforms to rethink the role officers play in public safety. ....
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. ....
After more than a year of waiting and worry, the San Francisco Opera (SFO) and San Francisco Symphony (SFS) are back to live, in-person performances. It only feels sudden because the pandemic has destroyed our sense of time. Both organizations have been planning cautiously for the resumption of live concerts for months. SFO predicted live opera for spring back in February and, with customary ingenuity and ambition, is making good on the huge promise with big drive-in performances and outdoor simulcasts. No carhops or window speakers, an FM signal mix is broadcast to each car, but no one will stop you from bringing your own popcorn. Whether you drive or have friends with a vehicle, a new production in English of Rossini s perennial favorite The Barber of Seville seems a fine choice for a happy return to business. ....