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Smuin Ballet UNTAMED: Breaking the Boundaries of Ballet. Oct 3 -11 in San Francisco at the Palace of Fine Arts Recommended

When: Fri., Oct. 3 and Sat., Oct. 11 2014
SERENADE FOR STRINGS: Choreographer Garrett Ammon builds on the legacy of Tchaikovsky’s iconic concerto with this refreshing interpretation. OBJECTS OF CURIOSITY: This lovely piece by choreographer in residence Amy Seiwert examines the tension between desire and restraint, pairing them to music by Philip Glass and Foday Musa Suso. FRANKIE & JOHNNY*: Michael Smuin’s passionate tribute to the legendary Gene Kelly, combines authentic Mambo with traditional dance to tell this sinister tale. We watch as Frankie’s passions run wild amidst a soundtrack of some of the biggest names in Latin and Mambo music.

*This ballet contains material that is intended for mature audiences. For tickets call: 415 912 1899 or smuinballet.org

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