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The final program in San Francisco Ballet's wonderful Unbound festival

Sofiane Sylve and Tiit Helimets in Liang's The Infinite Ocean
© Erik Tomasson
San Francisco Ballet in Pita's Björk Ballet
© Erik Tomasson
Esteban Hernandez in Rhoden's Let's Begin at the End
© Erik Tomasson
Von Jaime Robles, 28 April 2018
Laden, bitte warten...
Veranstaltung anzeigen
Rezensierte Veranstaltung: War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, am 26 April 2018
Programm
The Infinite Ocean (Edwaard Liang)
Let's Begin at the End (Dwight Rhoden)
Björk Ballet (Arthur Pita)
Darsteller
San Francisco Ballet
Maria Kochetkova, Tanz
Dores André, Tanz
Luke Ingham, Tanz
Sarah van Patten, Tanz
Ulrik Birkkjaer, Tanz
Sofiane Sylve, Tanz
Tiit Helimets, Tanz
Max Cauthorn, Tanz
Lauren Strongin, Tanz
Yuan Yuan Tan, Tanz
Vitor Luiz, Tanz
Heeguen Song, Violine
Angelo Greco, Tanz
Frances Chung, Tanz
Esteban Hernandez, Tanz
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Kritiken von
Angelo GrecoArthur PitaBjörkDores AndréDwight RhodenEdwaard LiangEsteban HernandezFrances ChungLauren StronginLuke InghamMaria KochetkovaMax CauthornSan Francisco BalletSarah van PattenSofiane SylveThe Infinite OceanTiit HelimetsUlrik BirkkjaerVitor LuizYuan Yuan Tan
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