April 20-29, 2018 – Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco May 11-12, 2018 – Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek May 24-27, 2018 – Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts June 1-2, 2018 – Sunset Center, Carmel
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Smuin artist Tessa Barbour (pictured) will lead a leotard tutorial with fellow dancer Tess Lane, in an effort to stay connected with their community and encourage creativity during the Shelter-in-Place restriction.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin artist Maggie Carey (pictured) will share her gardening project with fellow dancer Kaila Pausch, in an effort to stay connected with their community and encourage creativity during the Shelter-in-Place restriction.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin artist Tess Lane (pictured) will lead a leotard tutorial with fellow dancer Tessa Barbour, in an effort to stay connected with their community and encourage creativity during the Shelter-in-Place restriction.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin artist Terez Dean Orr (pictured) will lead a cooking tutorial, in an effort to stay connected with their community and encourage creativity during the Shelter-in-Place restriction.
Photo credit: Arthur Kobin for Drew Altizer Photography
Smuin dancer Erica Chipp-Adams in Val Caniparoli's If I Were A Sushi Roll, the first of several pre-recorded performances available for 48 hours as part of Smuin's new "Hump Day Ballets" series.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin dancers Tessa Barbour and John Speed Orr in Val Caniparoli's If I Were A Sushi Roll, the first of several pre-recorded performances available for 48 hours as part of Smuin's new "Hump Day Ballets" series.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
The Smuin company performs Val Caniparoli's If I Were A Sushi Roll, the first of several pre-recorded performances available for 48 hours as part of Smuin's new "Hump Day Ballets" series.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin dancers Tessa Barbour and John Speed Orr are airborne in Val Caniparoli's If I Were A Sushi Roll, the first of several pre-recorded performances available for 48 hours as part of Smuin's new "Hump Day Ballets" series.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin dancer Mengjun Chen leaps in Val Caniparoli's If I Were A Sushi Roll, the first of several pre-recorded performances available for 48 hours as part of Smuin's new "Hump Day Ballets" series.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin dancers Ben Needham-Wood and Terez Dean in Val Caniparoli's If I Were A Sushi Roll, the first of several pre-recorded performances available for 48 hours as part of Smuin's new "Hump Day Ballets" series.
Photo credit: Chris Hardy
Smuin dancer Robert Kretz in the world premiere of Val Caniparoli's If I Were A Sushi Roll, presented as part of Smuin's Dance Series 02 program touring the Bay Area now through June 2.
