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Smith/Schraiber World Premiere • Faun SF Ballet premiere • Violin Concerto

Apr 8–14, 2027

Fierce, elemental, and undeniably divine

WORLD PREMIERE: Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber
CHOREOGRAPHERS

Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber

COMPOSER

Andy Akiho

SF BALLET PREMIERE
FAUN
CHOREOGRAPHER

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

COMPOSER

Claude Debussy and Nitin Sawhney

COSTUME DESIGNER

Hussein Chalayan

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Adam Carrée

Violin Concerto
CHOREOGRAPHER

Yuri Possokhov

COMPOSER

Igor Stravinsky 

SCENIC DESIGNER

Alexander V. Nichols

COSTUME DESIGNER

Sandra Woodall

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Jim French

Visuals Credit

Sasha Mukhamedov and Joseph Walsh in Possokhov’s Violin Concerto // © Lindsay Thomas

Run Time

Smith/Schraiber World Premiere – 30 minutes
Intermission – 20 minutes
Faun – 18 minutes
Intermission – 15 minutes
Violin Concerto – 27 minutes

Total – 1 hour, 50 minutes

Location

War Memorial Opera House

Three bold voices. One visionary spark. This program traces the enduring influence of ballet impresario Sergei Diaghilev through works that reimagine the spirit of the Ballets Russes for today. Dubbed “two ‘it’ choreographers” by The New York Times, witness a world premiere from Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber. Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s Faun refracts myth through a modern lens, echoing Nijinsky’s revolutionary sensuality. Yuri Possokhov’s next@90 Festival hit Violin Concerto returns with its technical brilliance and Stravinky’s virtuosic score. Distinct in style yet united by collaboration across disciplines, these three works celebrate risk, reinvention, innovation, and artistic virtuosity—hallmarks of Diaghilev’s legacy and the adventurous heart of this season.

Run Time

Smith/Schraiber World Premiere – 30 minutes
Intermission – 20 minutes
Faun – 18 minutes
Intermission – 15 minutes
Violin Concerto – 27 minutes

Total – 1 hour, 50 minutes

Location

War Memorial Opera House

2026–2027 Season

Experience ballet’s past, present, and future

This season traces the throughlines of a living art form, honoring the legendary choreographers, composers, and designers who made ballet what it is today, while championing the voices moving it forward.

Season Packages

Save with a season package

Purchase a package to lock in your seats at the best rates, plus subscriber perks like fee-free ticket exchanges and exclusive Nutcracker discounts. Choose the complete journey with the Principal 6 Series, select a curated themed Mini Package, or tailor your own lineup with a Create Your Own package.

Special Offers

season packages

Pick Eugene Onegin and one other program and save up to 20% off the single ticket price* with a CYO Duet package.

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season packages

Pick Eugene Onegin and one other program and save up to 20% off the single ticket price* with a CYO Duet package.

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PREMIERES

I – Bobbi Jene Smith / Or Schraiber World Premiere
World Premiere:

April 8, 2027—San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California

II – Faun (SF Ballet Premiere)
World Premiere:

October 13, 2009—Sadler’s Wells Theatre; London, England

SF Ballet Premiere:

April 8, 2027—War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California

III – Violin Concerto
World Premiere:

January 25, 2023—San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California

SUPPORT FOR San Francisco Ballet PROUDLY PROVIDED BY

Grants for the Arts
National Endowment for the Arts
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