BROKEN LOVE
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Back by popular demand, 'Broken Love' features two standout hits that captivated audiences: 'Broken Wings' and 'Marguerite and Armand'. Experience the colorful world of Frida Kahlo through Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's acclaimed 'Broken Wings', exploring her life and art. This production returns after a successful run last season. 'Marguerite and Armand', choreographed by Sir Frederick Ashton, tells a tale of fervent love, heartbreak, and sacrifice. With captivating performances and rich storytelling, this event is perfect for fans of ballet and lovers of powerful narratives.
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GALA PERFORMANCE
Step into an unforgettable evening of boundless inspiration at the Gala Performance, presented by SF Ballet's artistic director Tamara Rojo. This one-night-only program promises to captivate and uplift the audience as we celebrate the joy of dance. Experience breathtaking ballet full of passion, love, drama, and elegance. After the performance, join us for an exclusive After Party at San Francisco City Hall, featuring Bay Area DJs and a live band, enhancing your night of music and dancing amidst a sparkling atmosphere. Support SF Ballet’s mission with your Gala ticket purchase, which funds new works, preserves timeless masterpieces, and community education programs. Don’t miss this spectacular evening, celebrating the heart of ballet while making a difference in the community.
Meet the Artist Interviews
San Francisco Ballet’s Meet the Artist pre-performance talks are back in the Opera House for the 2025 Repertory Season! Join us before Friday evening and Sunday matinee performances for an informative talk featuring dancers, choreographers, musicians, and other artists in conversation with a moderator. The interviews take place in the orchestra level 55 minutes before the performance starts. Open seating is in the orchestra level, but a performance ticket for that date is required to enter the Opera House to attend Meet the Artist interviews.
MANON
Manon delves into the clash between love and ambition through a tragic tale of desire and survival. An impoverished French woman struggles between genuine love and the lure of luxury, ultimately discovering that her quest for opulence leads to ruin. Sir Kenneth MacMillan's acclaimed work provides profound insights into human psychology and the destructive nature of desire. This influential ballet makes its Bay Area debut, presented with original sets and costumes from the Royal Ballet. Performances are set from January 24 to February 1, 2025, at the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco.
Christelle Durandy SankTET
Join us for a captivating evening with Christelle Durandy, who fuses Afro-Caribbean, jazz, and other polyrhythmic sounds in a provocative exploration of the African diaspora’s diffuse and powerful musical energy. With her multicultural background and backed by her band Sanktet, she celebrates and expands upon the vibrant musical conversation of the diaspora, blending genres such as Cuban mambo, Guadeloupe’s gwo ka, and traditional jazz. The performance features talented musicians including Nathan Bickart on piano, Steve Hogan on bass, Carlitos Medrano on percussion, and Deszon Claiborne on drums.