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Jan 29–Feb 7

Opulent, romantic, and endlessly spellbinding

CHOREOGRAPHER

Helgi Tomasson after Marius Petipa

COMPOSER

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Visuals Credit

Wona Park in Tomasson’s The Sleeping Beauty // © Erik Tomasson

Run Time

Performance One – 49min
Intermission – 20min
Performance Two – 36min

Location

War Memorial Opera House

The Sleeping Beauty is the pinnacle of the classical ballet canon. Choreographed by Helgi Tomasson after Marius Petipa and set to Tchaikovsky’s radiant score, this production honors the grandeur of the 19th-century classic while bringing a fresh vitality, showcasing regal pageantry, virtuosic technique, and enduring romance. It is a fairy tale that is both enchanting and captivating for audiences of all ages—elegant, timeless, and a celebration of classical ballet at its finest.

Run Time

Performance One – 49min
Intermission – 20min
Performance Two – 36min

Location

War Memorial Opera House

An arrow to the future

Eugene Onegin is a richly layered and deeply human exploration of love, regret, and the heart’s fragility. Resident Choreographer Yuri Possokhov’s world premiere brings new depth to Alexander Pushkin’s classic, where a single choice alters the course of a life. 

© Video by RJ Muna

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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single tickets

Plan a night to remember with single performance tickets. Limited-time offers available* – including student, senior, and group discounts. Treat yourself to an evening of artistry and elegance.

30% off the following dates:

Saturday January 24 – 8PM
Saturday January 24 – 2PM (MAT)
Sunday January 25 – 8PM

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Credits

Choreographer:

Helgi Tomasson after Marius Petipa

Composer:

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Scenic and Costume Design:

Jens-Jacob Worsaae 

Lighting Design:

Craig Miller

World Premiere:

January 15, 1890—Mariinsky Theatre; St. Petersburg, Russia

SF Ballet Premiere (Centennial Production):

March 13, 1990—War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California

Scenic and Costume Design:

Jens-Jacob Worsaae 

Lighting Design:

Craig Miller

World Premiere:

January 15, 1890—Mariinsky Theatre; St. Petersburg, Russia

SF Ballet Premiere (Centennial Production):

March 13, 1990—War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California

SUPPORT FOR San Francisco Ballet PROUDLY PROVIDED BY

Grants for the Arts
National Endowment for the Arts
SF Ballet Premiere

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