14-23 September, San Francisco Ballet has a worldwide reputati on for its vast repertory. Three programmes over two weeks present some of its most popular works of recent years, including ballets by Royal Ballet alumni Christopher Wheeldon and Ashley Page. Repertoire ranging from Wheeld on’s full-throttle Number Nine, to Page’s mysterious and sensual Guide to Strange Places, and from Morris’s witty play on male roles in Beaux to Pos sokhov’s dramatic RAkU. Tomasson has made the brilliance and discipline of Balanchine’s work part of the classical bedrock of SF Ballet and, in Mozar t’s Divertimento No. 15 every featured dancer has the opportunity to shine. Booking: sadlerswells.com Programme C Sept. 19, 20, 22 at 7:3 0pm
 Beaux (2012, ch Mark Morris, m Bohuslav Martinů Concerto for Harpsi chord and Small Orchestra) 
Classical Symphony (ch Yuri Possokhov, m Serg ei Prokofiev) RAkU (2012, ch Yuri Possokhov, m Shinji Eshima Within theGolden Hour (2008, ch Christopher Wheeldon, m Ezio Bosso) Programme A Sept. 14,18 at 7:30pm; Sept 23 at 4:00pm Divertimento No.15 (ch Geor ge Balanchine, m Mozart Divertimento No 15 in B-flat major) Symphonic Dan ces (2012, ch Edwaard Liang, m Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances Op. 45) Numb er Nine (2011, ch Christopher Wheeldon, m Michael Torke Ash) ProgrammeB Sept. 15, 21 at 7:30pm; Sept. 16 at 4:00pm Trio (ch Helgi Tomasson , m Tchaikovsky Souvenir de Florence) Ghosts (2010, ch Christopher Wheeld on, m C.F. Kip Winger) Guide to Strange Places (2012, ch Ashley Page, mJohn Adams)