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Category Archives: All Posts by Robert Russo
Greetings from the Tour! It’s been a very busy week for all of us. Since last I wrote, San Francisco Ballet danced 4 triumphant shows at the Shanghai Grand Theatre: one mixed-repertory program and three performances of Swan Lake. Our dancers kept up the fast pace with technical and dress rehearsals and different casts of [...]
It’s been a busy few days for all of us in Shanghai. When last I wrote, we had just returned from our wonderful welcome reception hosted by the U.S. Consul General. Since then, all four of our ocean freight cargo containers with our scenery, costumes, equipment (including our very own SF Ballet dance floor) were [...]
Also posted in Perpetual Motion: SFB on Tour Tagged Alexandra McCullagh, China Tour, Lefty Lefcourt, Miriam Rowan, Rebecca Rhodes Leave a comment
After the 13-hour flight from San Francisco, the dancers and company arrived safe and sound in Shanghai. All in all, it was a pretty uneventful travel day, but then again, moving 100 people half-way around the world is an event in and of itself. By the time we arrived at the hotel in Shanghai and [...]
Opening Night and National Day in Beijing
October 1, 2009