Dance

The intrepid choreographer talks about her upcoming project at ODC, new initiatives, and a career spent breaking boundaries.

On the heels of an acclaimed run in London, the company announces promotions and new dancers.

The Royal Ballet and L.A. Dance Project premiere major productions in what used to be the cultural “offseason.”

James Sofranko’s company, now in its fourth season, gives world premieres with superb dancers.

YBCA hosts The Exceptionally Elderly Overweight Black Man Phoenix on June 14.

The troupe’s mélange of percussive dance with cutting-edge electronics and live music brings down the house at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.

Student work is presented alongside pieces by some of ballet’s greatest choreographers.

The premiere of Inferno is just part of the evening-length ballet envisioned by the prolific composer.

The award-winning Orihara explores the intersection of American and Japanese modern-dance traditions as expressed by women choreographers.

The choreographer’s humanity and storytelling ability combine with superb performances.