The venerable institution is vital and current, as a week of performances demonstrates.
In his recent Bay Area sets, the musician turned on a new audience with an aesthetic that mixes electronic dance loops and beats with traditional jazz grooves.
Glass’s second-most-improbable opera will be seen in the famous staging that cemented the show in the international repertory.
The Green Center’s new executive director looks to make art matter to his student constituents.
A world-class Brazilian choro fest is just one of our top picks this month.
A librettist-producer’s tale of what it takes to get through all the difficulties of bringing a new opera to the stage.
Cellist Michelle Djokic calls “Time’s Up” on bullying and shaming in music rehearsals — and spreads the message to teens.
The evolution of the Los Angeles Philharmonic presents a more hopeful view. Part II of LA Phil at 100.
Our dance critic remembers the last great figure of modern dance.
The forward-thinking fest puts another crack in jazz’s glass ceiling.
