Will the Future is a Eurythmy performance that takes you on a journey to uncover the origin of evil and the power in the human being that can transform it. The program features pieces by Franz Liszt, Sergei Rachmaninoff, J.S. Bach, Victor Hugo, Annie Lighthart, Diane Robitelle, Rudolf Steiner, and more.

Performances of Will the Future are Sunday February 8th at 3 and 6pm and March 1st at 6pm.

Sunday, March 1st at 3pm we perform: Los Tres Cerditos (The 3 Little Pigs in Spanish) a story for children and adults alike.

Reviews from audience members from our recent performance:
~Wow, I am speechless…I have seen a lot of Eurythmy in my life but never of such high quality.
~Thank you all so much for this meaningful performance! So heartwarming, funny and thoughtful!
~The creativity, the heart forces, the quality of your movements, the voice, the piano, the choice of words, it was a banquet and the souls of the human beings were changed.
~I just wanted to reiterate how wonderful the performance was the other night. Totally incredible!!

Sol Metamorfloses is a group of Eurythmists, Musicians, and Speakers who are dedicated to art as a transformative medium for their audiences and themselves.
Current members include:
Lilith Dupuis (Eurythmy)
Sebastien Dupuis (Eurythmy)
Joleen Spratt (Eurythmy)
Isaiah Spratt (Piano, Speech)
Jeremiah Turner (Speech)

Dear San Francisco Community,

We are thrilled to announce that tickets for the San Francisco Youth Eurythmy Troupe’s 2026 local performances are officially available!

For over 25 years, our Eurythmy Troupe has inspired audiences worldwide with striking performances that make speech and music visible through movement.  This year, our 10th through 12th-grade Eurythmy Troupe students, along with their teacher, Yohanna Finser, have crafted a program that reflects their experience of the world around and within us.

We invite you to join us for these transformative performances before the Troupe begins its tour to New York from February 11th to 18th.

Performance Schedule & Locations

• Sunday, January 25 | 4:00 PM
  • Location: Dakin Hall, Grade School Campus (2938 Washington St, SF)
• Wednesday, February 4 | 2:00 PM
  • Location: Scottish Rite Masonic Center (2850 19th Ave, SF)
• Wednesday, February 4 | 7:00 PM
  • Location: Scottish Rite Masonic Center (2850 19th Ave, SF)

Ticket Information

🎟️ Purchase Tickets Online:sfwaldorf.org/community/events/eurythmy-performance

School Groups: Tickets for groups of 10 or more (students and teachers) are available for $10 per ticket. Please contact Meric Yanarkol at 415-213-6111 or myanarkol@sfwaldorf.org for group sales.

Support the Troupe

As one of the few youth eurythmy troupes in the United States, we rely on our community’s support to keep this program going. We have raised $15,000 thus far, half of our total travel costs, to cover transportation, food, lodging, and other essential expenses for our 13 students and 3 staff. Please help us raise the additional $10,000 needed to make this trip possible!

How to Give:

• Donate Online:Eurythmy Fund Donation Link
• Check: Payable to “SF Waldorf School” with “Eurythmy Troupe Fund” in the memo.
• PayPal: @YouthEurythmyTroupe.

All donations are tax-deductible.

We look forward to sharing this experience with you, and thank you for helping to make our dream a reality!

With appreciation and gratitude,

The San Francisco Youth Eurythmy Troupe

November 2, 2025 3 pm @ SFWS Eurythmy Room, 470 West Portal Ave.

Reminder: This is a quiet event and children are welcome if they can sit calmly. Please plan ahead and arrive in a timely way for parking etc. doors will close once the program has started.

Questions or more information? contact skyleitz@gmail.com

We are celebrating him and his work with a talk by Daniel Polikoff on the past and future of anthroposophy as well as a eurythmy and speech presentation. Refreshments are offered.

Attention: Please note that the HS drama club is offering one of their four shows at 2pm in Bushnell Center and the parking lot will already be full. Please allow enough time to find parking in the neighborhood or use ride share/public transport. A timely start is appreciated and donations most welcome.

Commemorating Rudolf Steiner on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his death.

Daniel Polikoff will sketch some of the contours of Steiner’s revolutionary vision of “the wisdom of the human being,” accenting Steiner’s own ideas pertaining to the evolution of consciousness. Drawing upon a verse Steiner wrote near the end of his life (which will be performed in eurythmy), he will attempt, too, to view aspects of contemporary social thought through an anthroposophical lens, spotlighting the question of the nature and durability of Steiner’s legacy.

The presentation will begin promptly at 3 pm. Please plan enough time to meet and greet and be seated. Thank you.

Tuesday, February 18 @ 7pm, 470 West Portal Ave. SF

Eurythmy groups from 5 different High Schools present. Save your seat in advance!

Please note that this performance is a ‘pay as you can’ with a minimum of $5 to reserve a seat. Use the link below to pre-book and enter your donation amount in the ticket price field. EANA is grateful for any and every contribution. http://ticketsource.us/eana We look forward to seeing you there.

Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble is touring the wider Bay Area with their Program

“A Shovel of Stars Overhead: Where to? What next?”

The Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble is one of the most active eurythmy touring groups situated in the US. The ensemble has toured and performed continuously since 1986, bringing full evening programs, children’s programs, and special performance projects to schools, communities, and conferences all over North America, Europe, and Asia. It has been more than a decade since Eurythmy Spring Valley has come to Northern California. Join us for these rare opportunities, additional dates are coming.

“A shovel of stars overhead: Where to? What Next?” embodies the longing, questioning and bewilderment that belong to this moment in America, while asking where, from whom, and how something greater can come to be. The program is inspired by the words and compositions of a diversity of artists who poignantly reflect the tensions of their own time. These include the beloved and influential Langston Hughes, statesman Archibald MacLeish, the modern lyric Denise Levertov, and great American bard Walt Whitman. Levertov and other poets in the program orient us to the transcendent presence of the invisible in our midst. Evocative 20th-century American composer Henry Cowell sets the stage, while contemporary composer Grigory Smirnov threads through the tensions to a quieter, inner place. The rich harmonies of Sibelius and Chopin weave past into future, and east into west, leading us to the grandeur, purpose, and elemental urge in Antonin Dvorak‘s final movement of the “Dumky” piano trio. Written not long before Dvorak’s maiden voyage to America, the trio’s changing harmonies and rhythms seem to anticipate the dawning vistas of a new land, and reflect something of the elusive and vast, young and surging, fighting but maturing American spirit.

The Saturday show is sold out. Please purchase tickets for Sunday in advance, availability is limited:http://ticketsource.us/eana

High School Eurythmy Groups from 5 different cities are sharing their work as part of a Eurythmy Festival co-sponsored by the Eurythmy Association of North America (EANA) and San Francisco Waldorf School. Support the striving of these students and attend their final evening sharing at the Bushnell Center. Tickets are ‘pay what you can’ @ ticketsource.us/eana