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Are the Steph Curry-led Warriors orchestrating a ballet in their 16-0 sprint from the starting blocks? Members of the San Francisco and Oakland ballet corps were asked that question by The New York Times, and they say absolutely. “It’s beautiful to watch,” Graham Lustig, the artistic director of the Oakland Ballet Company said. “We don’t want to see any pain when dancers are finishing their final variation of something. “Steph doesn’t really look like he’s putting in a lot effort, does he? I’m not suggesting at all that he doesn’t use effort. It’s just that he doesn’t display it, and I think that’s probably at the core of what this is about.” Taras Domitro, a principal dancer with the San Francisco Ballet, was not a basketball fan, until watching Curry at work. “What I see the most when I watch Steph is the incredible coordination he has with his arms, his legs and the way he handles the ball,” Domitro, 29, said. The 29-year-old then drew a comparison between Curry’s ball handling and the way male ballet dancers support women during lifts and jumps on stage. “We don’t use a ball, you know. We use a woman. But the way he dribbles the ball is the way we handle a woman on stage,” Domitro said. Now that’s a skill. Report an errorPolicies and StandardsContact UsTags:BasketballNBAJohn HickeyJohn Hickey formerly covered the Oakland A's for the Bay Area News Group.Subscribe Today!All Access Digital offer for just 99 cents!blog comments powered by DisqusGet Morning Report and other email newsletters.

However, Vincent’s compassion did not stop after that birthday, In 2014, for his 7th birthday he collected 101 toiletry bags for the Children’s Receiving Home, In 2015, for his 8th birthday, he donated chemotherapy care kits to Kaiser Permanente’s Pediatric Oncology Department in honor of his best friend’s brother and a fellow San Bruno Park School District student, Mayor Jim Ruane said he was pleased to recognize Vincent “on behalf of the San Bruno City Council and the entire San Bruno community, and to express our sincere appreciation for his compassion for others, ballet dance leotards his generosity, and his example to others.”..

“I was looking up at him in the girders with tears in my eyes, and he was looking down three stories at me with tears in his eyes. I wouldn’t have missed it for the world,” she recalled. The show, about news boys in the late 1800s who go on strike with a burning desire to be a part of society, carries an angry, unleashed energy from start to finish. As a swing (an understudy), De Guzman must learn 14 different ensemble roles and be prepared, even with only two hours notice, to go on stage and blend perfectly with the regular cast members.

Over the years, Nelson has played many characters and seen many come and go, She has also had her share of memorable shows and experiences on stage, including performing for numerous celebrities and high-profile people, as well as costume malfunctions, ballet dance leotards such as the time her cowgirl character was brandishing a whip and it got caught in her wig, pulling the entire thing off of her head and launching it across the stage to where the band was sitting during a performance, “Because it’s a comical show, even a bad situation can create a funny situation,” she says, “With the wig, without missing a beat, I went over and picked it up, handed my mic to Snow White and continued to sing while I put it back on, Then, I grabbed the mic and went right back to the number, The audience went nuts, We thought it was finished, but no, the realization of my next line was perfect, The next line is, ‘You know, that country music kind of makes me want to unwind and let my hair down.’ And once again, the audience went nuts!”..

“I found my professional home with requisitedance in 2009,” Anthony said, “which is co-directed by SSPA’s director of dance, Jenna Monroe, and is also home to my fellow SDC instructor, Joshua Ornelas.”. Ornelas, assisted by student Charlotte Burns, is additionally “Ever After’s” costume designer and the costumes, Anthony notes, are “breathtaking.” “Ever After” will feature solos by dancer, and graduating senior, Dominique Lateur.