Tomasson

It's unclear why Paul would try to deny his comments so vehemently, to the point of basically calling Tomasson a liar, when the conversation happened in a public place and was clearly being recorded at the time.

unknown title 2009

It's unclear why Paul would try to deny his comments so vehemently, to the point of basically calling Tomasson a liar, when the conversation happened in a public place and was clearly being recorded at the time.

FanHouse 2009

I imagined that in 500 years, after some catastrophe had destroyed all records of football, archaeologists would be able to trace the swerving career paths of Brian Laudrup, Jon Dahl Tomasson or Jesper Gronkjaer using a clutch of shirts found buried at the back of a Copenhagen wardrobe, in much the same way they can tell when volcanoes erupted by studying the rings in ancient trees.

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In the process, however, this view of the Panama Pacific International Exposition's amazements leaves the Tomasson production's visual effects looking even more lackluster.

An SFB 'Nutcracker' on TV and DVD 2008

The importance of the school became apparent the moment the curtain went up on the gala: two small girls were onstage to open "Little Waltz," which Tomasson created for the students.

Gamboling At The Golden Gate 2008

I heard the same thing that you wrote about the dancers in the Tomasson, though, when I returned.

San Francisco Ballet's Real Opening Night sfmike 2008

When Tomasson took over from his predecessor, Michael Smuin, a choreographer who specialized in the glib and the glitzy, he found a company in disarray.

Gamboling At The Golden Gate 2008

Though I'm sure it was just fine, I skipped out on the Tomasson premiere to go home for dinner, partly because I'd read between the lines in Rachel Howard's review at SFGate and also Jolene's account at "Saturday Matinee" click here to get to her smart theater/dance/music blog where she's currently worrying about the future of "classical" ballet.

Modernism at the San Francisco Ballet sfmike 2008

Though I'm sure it was just fine, I skipped out on the Tomasson premiere to go home for dinner, partly because I'd read between the lines in Rachel Howard's review at SFGate and also Jolene's account at "Saturday Matinee" click here to get to her smart theater/dance/music blog where she's currently worrying about the future of "classical" ballet.

Archive 2008-03-01 sfmike 2008

I think Tomasson has turned the ballet company into one of the greatest ensembles in the world over the last 20 years, for which he deserves all credit, but as a choreographer he bores the heck out of me, especially when he tackles a story ballet.

San Francisco Ballet's "Nutcracker" sfmike 2007