Built in 1997, the city-owned $31.6 million facility was seen as central to the economic life of downtown. As the home of San Jose Repertory Theatre, it generated an estimated $9 million in economic impact for local businesses. When the Rep died in 2014 — after 34 years as the city’s premiere theater company — the venue lay dormant until the college took over operations last fall. The Hammer’s reboot can be seen as a promising development for the arts ecosystem of downtown San Jose, which witnessed the demise of the Silicon Valley Ballet earlier this year. Arts leaders hope the Hammer’s comeback is a sign the tide is beginning to turn.
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At the first rehearsal of a new piece, Seiwert comes to the studio with a strong idea of the movement she wants and the number of dancers. She then proceeds to refine the movement, “like a sculptor, taking away what doesn’t need to be there to help the audience see the sculpture in the rock.”. When casting roles, Seiwert will look for dancers whose movement qualities and strengths will help her to bring out the story. She observes “how they like to move and where their kinetic energy goes,” and uses those qualities to enhance the choreography. She loves smart dancers, and says the current company are “all incredibly smart and talented, and all so unique.”.
