Strong women take center stage in SF Ballet 'Dos Mujeres' | Dance

San Francisco Ballet to showcase the choreography of Latina women in double feature of Cuban-born Arielle Smith’s “Carmen” and of the Columbian-Belgian Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s “Broken Wings,” about Frida Kahlo.

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