Tag Archives: Courtney Elizabeth

Lending a Hand

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By Courtney Elizabeth
Soloist at San Francisco Ballet
September 22, 2011
We have been back to work for nearly three months now, preparing for our 2012 season. It’s unbelievable how quickly time flies when you’re working hard! For me, July began with work on Edwaard Liang’s world premiere. Ed is an excellent mover—his ports de bras and groundedness are absolutely lush—and it was a pleasure to be in the [...]
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Pic of the Week!

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By Open Studio 455

April 1, 2011
This week’s “Pic of the Week” is Soloist Courtney Elizabeth backstage with some of the SF Ballet School students in Coppelia!    
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The Whirlwind

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By Quinn Wharton
member of the corps de ballet of San Francisco Ballet.
November 18, 2010
This past month and a half has been a whirlwind. We’ve been focusing on two ballets in the upcoming season that are utterly intense. While both are very contemporary, they are vastly different in their ideas and their movement quality. The two ballets I’m talking about are Artifact Suite by William Forsythe, and Chroma by Wayne McGregor. Artifact was [...]
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A Day in the Life…

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By Courtney Elizabeth
Soloist at San Francisco Ballet
November 5, 2010
8:30am:  I’m up with a huge cup of hot green tea and a bowl of Raisin Bran, the breakfast of champions.  I like to give myself a good fifteen minutes of ‘quiet time’ in the morning before the chaos of the day starts, so today, I read several excerpts from different books by C.S. Lewis. [...]
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