Overview
If a YBCA performance is dinner, then Night School is the appetizer and the dessert. Night School, a first-of-its-kind program, is part workshop, part dinner date, and part backstage sneak peek. For a small addition to the regular ticket price, you can immerse yourself in a range of dynamic activities, including:
- Pre-show hands-on workshop with guest speakers and exclusive insights
- Gourmet dinner specially paired with the evening's performance
- Post-show conversation with snacks and a cash bar
Because space for this event is extremely limited, tickets for Night School are not available online. Please call the YBCA box office at 415-978-ARTS (2787).
Unless otherwise noted, Night School will meet in the Grand Lobby with workshops and dinner taking place in the Theater Terrace Lobby of the Novellus Theater.
Events
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Night School: Margaret Jenkins Dance CompanyNov 5, 2011 6:00pm
Theater Terrace Lobby$15 in addition to the regular ticket priceThe Light Moves edition of Night School will revolve around the intersections between dance, painting and digital media, as well as how light is used as a metaphor for human experience in art.
- Sharpen your art-viewing skills with a peek into YBCA’s exhibition The Matter Within.
- Energize your mind and body with breath and movement exercises inspired by Margaret Jenkins’ choreography.
- Hear exclusive insights into Margaret Jenkins’ body of work from our invited guest, Wayne Hazzard of Dancers' Group and former member of MJDC.
- Indulge in a custom-curated dinner prepared to complement the night’s performance.
- Debrief in our post-show space for reflection and cocktails.
All this and more for just an additional $15! Make the most of your Saturday night arts adventure with Night School.
Because space for this is extremely limited, tickets for Night School are not available online. Please call YBCA Box office at 415-978-ARTS (2787)
YBCA’s programs are made possible in part by:
Abundance Foundation
Adobe
Koret Foundation
National Endowment for the Arts
Novellus Systems
Community Engagement and Youth Education Programs are made possible in part by:
The Bernard Osher Foundation, The Sato Foundation, Wells Fargo Foundation, JPMorgan Chase Foundation, Panta Rhea Foundation, The Kimball Foundation, U.S. Bank and Members of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Innovation, Community Engagement and Audience Development programs supported, in part, by generous grants from:
The James Irvine Foundation, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Dance/USA, Creative Capacity Fund's NextGen Innovation Grant Program, The Wallace Foundation and Adobe Foundation




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