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As Sofranko transitions from dancing as a soloist for an Francisco Ballet to taking the reins as new artistic director at Grand Rapids Ballet, he is adamant about his commitment to SFDanceWorks as well. “I’ve put a lot of my heart and soul into this company,” he says, “and it’s important it stays around and continues to grow.  And Dani (Rowe) is someone who believes in that vision as well. I’ll be back in the summers for SFDW.”. Rowe is stepping in to cover the onsite details while Sofranko is in Michigan. Her enthusiasm and sharp intelligence are seemingly necessary assets to bridge the shift in roles. With so many capable hands, the future of this dynamic troupe will surely be bright.

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At 14, Felsch left home to study at North Carolina School of the Arts. Then she was part of the pre-professional program at San Francisco Ballet for her junior and senior years of high school, touring extensively. Her parents understood Felsch’s need to perform. They had met on stage at College of Marin, where Robin Williams was a drama classmate. “I have a history of dance in my family. My grandparents were principal dancers for San Francisco Ballet in the 1940s. They performed the very first ‘Nutcracker’ ever to be performed in the U.S. We had a very special connection, because of dance. They were very proud of me. They were able to see me perform on the Opera House stage, where they had performed. That was with SFB, before I joined Smuin. My grandmother was always very fond of Michael Smuin and his choreography. So it’s pretty cool that I am now dancing for them.”.

The holiday season tends to be a time for heavy meals and exceedingly light theatrical fare, albeit often pretty sugary, The show playing Alameda’s Altarena Playhouse is certainly no exception, In fact, “The Taffetas” isn’t really a play at all, It’s a musical revue that’s been making the ballet type slippers rounds since 1988, Altarena itself has done it before, 10 years ago, It was written and arranged by Rick Lewis, who followed it up with brother production “The Cardigans,” a sequel, “A Taffeta Wedding!,” and similar revues like “Christmas on Broadway,” “Have a Nice Day! — A ’70s Musical Flashback” and “G.I, Jukebox — A 1940s Stage Door Canteen.”..

All Ears Reading: 1-2 p.m. Sept. 10. Adults with disabilities can enjoy the unconditional love of dogs and practice reading to furry friends. Dogs and their handlers are supplied courtesy of a partnership between the library and Tony LaRussa’s Animal Rescue Foundation. Master Gardener’s Presents Container Gardening (Focus on Winter Vegetables): 6:30-8 p.m. Aug. 28. Contra Costa Master Gardener Terry Lippert will discuss planting and growing edibles in containers and how much can be grown in a small area. Also includes a Q&A.