Berkeley Ballet News Today

More tangible work still needs to be done — and just like we saw with the Feb. 9 shooting, every minute counts. Students and dance groups cannot afford to wait

There was death, loss and tragedy. Love, joy and celebration. And through the lenses of their cameras, photojournalists at The Bay Area News Group captured it all.

There was death, loss and tragedy. Love, joy and celebration. And through the lenses of their cameras, photojournalists at The Bay Area News Group captured it all.

Choreographer Alyssa Mitchel is transforming a gallery at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in S.F. for the world premiere of her site-specific work “Regard,” which riffs on the “I/Thou” theology of Martin Buber.

D. Riley Nicholson is set to become the next CEO of the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music effective Oct. 1. He replaces Ellen Primack, who announced in March that she was stepping down from her role as the festival’s CEO after 33 years. Nicholson has served as the CEO of the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas.

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Audiences will engage and be captivated by the elegance of this contemporary dance fusion

The downtown Berkeley site would see a new apartment building rise "approximately 15 stories" behind the preserved theater facade.

Holiday Palate Cleanser: ‘Nutcracker’ Ballet On an Alameda Tarmac Drop everything immediately and check out this interpretation of Tchaikovsky’s “Waltz of the Snowflakes” on an airport tarmac by Post:Ballet. Everyone who’s seen Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker performed live knows that the best part is the last track before intermission “Waltz of the Snowflakes,” where dancers dressed as anthropomorphic snow crystals dazzle you with a climactic showstopper of choreographed wonder...