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SF Chronicle

“The other world premiere, a piece by choreographer Trey McIntyre titled “Presentce,” was an absolute showstopper.”

SF Chronicle

“The problem with Artistic Director Helgi Tomasson’s galas is that they deliver a surfeit of pas de deux. But who was counting when Trey McIntyre introduced himself to the company with the new “Presentce,” a mix of pop and ballet, set to three recorded songs? Quirky and off-kilter, the piece joined Saran Van Patton, returned from maternity leave looking every bit her sensuous self, and Luke Ingham, who has never seemed so loose and engaging.”