‘Dos Mujeres’ is a triumphant celebration of Latin culture at SF Ballet

<p>Inher first season as artistic director at San Francisco Ballet, Tamara Rojo has proven she is a force to be reckoned with &mdash; a creative pushing boundaries and heralding an era of firsts. One of these firsts was observed on April 4, with the opening of&nbsp;<em>Dos Mujeres</em>, a double bill featuring a new version of&nbsp;<em>Carmen</em>, and the North American premiere of&nbsp;<em>Broken Wings</em>, a ballet about Frida Kahlo.</p> <p>Carmen is the second world premiere of a Rojo-produced commission, the first being Mere Mortals, a modern AI-inspired piece that debuted in January and is just now gearing up for&nbsp;an encore.</p> <p><a href="https://thebolditalic.com/dos-mujeres-is-a-triumphant-celebration-of-latin-culture-at-sf-ballet-6a64af906f90"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>