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On 4/30/2023 at 6:51 PM, Helene said:

Frances Chung and her husband, Brian Flaherty, have a new daughter, Faye Ella Flaherty, who was born on January 25, 2023, and Chung's Instagram post is tagged #nicubaby:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CrrXiaHAmqP/

Follow the photos and short videos all the way through to see Faye Ella more recently.

:flowers: to them, including her big bro!

Oh, WOW. What a glorious, surely challenging #nicu adventure for them. Do we know what the baby's original due date was? So thrilling to watch the video and pics to the most recent ones. Congratulations to the family!

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On 8/14/2023 at 8:33 AM, Terez said:

Well, my goodness, I just learned Yuan Yuan Tan got married this past April. Am I the only one surprised and unaware of this? Learned details in a June 30th article at the Nob Hill Gazette.  https://www.nobhillgazette.com/people/choreographing-a-life-together-yuan-yuan-tan-and-michael-tung/article_34f64728-03e0-11ee-8f62-abe2e5a4b31b.html  Wishing her and her new husband all the best!

YY is very quiet about her personal life, so it was a surprise for me to learn of this. Best wishes for them both.

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I watched SFB's World Ballet Day and was intrigued by how many of the principal women were learning the role of Marguerite in Marguerite and Armand.   It was fairly obvious from the start that the leading roles would be performed by Yuan Yuan Tan and Aaron Robison, and the SFB Facebook page has also posted beautiful photographs identifying Misa Kuranaga and Joseph Walsh, and Katherine Barkman and Isaac Hernandez in the roles, but I saw two other principal women marking the role on the side during the World Ballet Day rehearsal with YY Tan and Aaron Robison.  FB posts by SFB and World Ballet Day rehearsals have indicated possible principal casting for The Song of the EarthFrida, and Carmen.  

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Similarly with Ratmansky''s Romeo and Juliet for National Ballet of Canada.

When Maillot sent his people to stage his Romeo et Juliette for PNB the first time, there were three Juliettes scheduled to perform: Mara Vinson, Carla Korbes, and Noelani Pantastico, but two younger dancers were also learning it in the back of the studio at the same time. 

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Legion of Honor Museum announcement:

Botticelli to Balanchine: A Conversation on the Renaissance of Dance

Join us for a conversation exploring Renaissance dance in conjunction with the Botticelli Drawings exhibition and the San Francisco Ballet’s upcoming presentation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This conversation will feature Tamara Rojo, artistic director of the San Francisco Ballet, and Furio Rinaldi, exhibition curator and curator of the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, moderated by Sarah Mackay, assistant curator of prints, drawings, and photographs.

Watch the livestream

December 9, 2023
2 pm


Ticket info
Free program, also available via livestream. Seating is limited and unassigned. Tickets are distributed in front of Gunn Theater an hour before. This does not include admission to the exhibition.

https://www.famsf.org/events/botticelli-conversation-renaissance-dance

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SF Ballet launches Creation House for choreographers:

"San Francisco Ballet (SF Ballet) launches Creation House, a new multifaceted initiative offering SF Ballet company members, SF Ballet School students, and guest artists an expansive portfolio of career-enhancing creative opportunities with a focus on choreography and new work development."

https://enfacemagazine.com/blog/2023/07/14/san-francisco-ballet-launches-creation-house/

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Luke Ingham is leaving the company,  per SFB's Facebook. Seems immediate. 

"Bittersweet News Alert: Principal Dancer Luke Ingham will be moving to Portland to be with his wife, choreographer and Artistic Director Danielle Rowe and celebrate the growth of their two children together. Luke is a beloved Company member who has brought much joy both on and off the stage over the past 12 years. Join us in celebrating this wonderful dancer!"

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0BekjMzd4AsDgzUpmm4C1NjrucMTfvmdNGNmYY5zYa6p57KLcVht3JDJfB8tmEKpPl&id=100044167939532&mibextid=Nif5oz

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7 hours ago, PeggyTulle said:

Luke Ingham is leaving the company,  per SFB's Facebook. Seems immediate. 

"Bittersweet News Alert: Principal Dancer Luke Ingham will be moving to Portland to be with his wife, choreographer and Artistic Director Danielle Rowe and celebrate the growth of their two children together. Luke is a beloved Company member who has brought much joy both on and off the stage over the past 12 years. Join us in celebrating this wonderful dancer!"

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0BekjMzd4AsDgzUpmm4C1NjrucMTfvmdNGNmYY5zYa6p57KLcVht3JDJfB8tmEKpPl&id=100044167939532&mibextid=Nif5oz

I don't think anyone is surprised, but the timing of it is a little weird. I imagine Luke is approaching retirement time as well.
The company has been losing all of its tall men - not advantageous.

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