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Review: At Smuin Contemporary Ballet, Amy Seiwert's 'French Kiss' tops a full meal with sweet, chic dessert - Vimarsana News

Review: At Smuin Contemporary Ballet, Amy Seiwert's 'French Kiss' tops a full meal with sweet, chic dessert

Val Caniparoli’s “Swipe” is the meaty main course in a program of bold, scrumptious dancing.

Smuin Ballet's leading women ahead of the dance world's curve - Vimarsana News

Smuin Ballet's leading women ahead of the dance world's curve

At the helm of the San Francisco dance company, Amy Seiwert and Celia Fushille forge an equitable future for female choreographers.

Smuin Ballet names Amy Seiwert to a leadership position - Vimarsana News

Smuin Ballet names Amy Seiwert to a leadership position

San Francisco dancer and choreographer Amy Seiwert will rejoin Smuin Ballet as associate artistic director.

Bay Area arts outfits cancel New Year's shows, citing omicron, while others look hopefully to 2022 - Vimarsana News

Bay Area arts outfits cancel New Year's shows, citing omicron, while others look hopefully to 2022

At what point should producers cancel performances, especially as New Year’s Eve events approach?

Review: Smuin brings live ballet back to the Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Review: Smuin brings live ballet back to the Bay Area

Rachel Howard May 9, 2021Updated: May 10, 2021, 9:53 pm Tessa Barbour and Ricardo Dyer perform “The Man I Love” in the Bruns Amphitheater of California Shakespeare Theater in Orinda. Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle Celia Fushille, artistic director of Smuin Contemporary Ballet, stepped on the sun-drenched stage of Orinda’s California Shakespeare Theater on Sunday, May 9, the breeze rippling her peach and blue scarf, and proclaimed,  “An audience! Live theater! I’m going to get emotional.” Befitting the wooded picnic setting, however, no tears were shed at “S...