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Wednesday, April 20


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Former New York City Ballet dancers talk about coping with the challenges of retirement from dancing.

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But if nothing else, dancers are adaptable. Many go on to thriving second careers — some stay in the dance world as educators or administrators, while others choose entirely new professions ranging from social work to medicine. Part of that is driven by necessity: Unlike many athletes, ballet dancers don’t earn particularly high wages — the average salary is $69,000, according to one report — so they can’t simply stop working when they step away from the stage.

 

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A story on San Francisco Ballet's opening gala in New York Social Diary.

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The evening was described as “a celebration of Helgi’s trailblazing, intrepid artistic vision that shaped San Francisco Ballet over the last 37 years into one of the leading, world-renowned ballet companies today.”

The much-admired Tomasson has developed the SF Ballet into a celebrated troupe second only to the New York City Ballet in size, with a typical (non-pandemic year) budget of $52 million.

 

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