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Curating the 2026 Repertory Season

Artistic Director Tamara Rojo discusses the 2026 Repertory Season

Experience ballet’s past, present, and future

The 2026–27 Season is a declaration that ballet is alive, full of adventure, and more relevant than ever. It brings Tamara Rojo’s visionary curation to the stage, embracing artists and ideas shaping the future, while celebrating ballet’s rich heritage. Single tickets are on sale now for San Francisco Ballet’s 2026–27 Season.

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