Tag Archives: Yuri Possokhov

It All Started with Ma Bu

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By Todd Martin
Facilities Assistant at San Francisco Ballet
February 1, 2011
 “My god, look at his stance, so low,” Yuri Possokhov exclaimed while I was giving an impromptu kung fu lesson to a dancer’s brother at the Ballet building. A decade later, with the memory of an elephant, Yuri approached me and asked if I knew how to use a sword. My reply was, “Yes, and [...]
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Update from the studio…

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By Charlene Cohen
member of the corps de ballet of San Francisco Ballet
November 16, 2009
I am soaking up the last day of our three-day weekend; it was a much needed vacation after a packed rehearsal schedule last week.  We pulled Nutcracker out of the closet and dusted it off; though, I must admit there were hardly any cobwebs on that ballet.  We remembered Snow, Flowers, and Mirlitons in record [...]
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Two Programs Down, Six to go!

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By James Sofranko
soloist with San Francisco Ballet.
February 10, 2009
Happy New Year, can you believe its 2009? I’m sorry for my lag in blog entries, but I’m new to this, blogging takes time and dedication I’m realizing…and most of my energy in those departments is already taken with my full time occupation and love-dance! But here and there I get a break so hopefully [...]
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