The production is a first time collaboration between Festival Opera and The San Francisco Early Music Society.
BFX will put on over 20 mainstage concerts and 40 “fringe” events this year.
The multi-hyphenated artist is slated to perform in Los Angeles, May 29–30.
Based on John Patrick Shanley’s Pulitzer-winning play, the opera asks whether audiences can handle uncertainty.
Reyes Dance’s String Quartet No. ATE explores the choreographer’s recent Type 2 diabetes diagnosis.
Now in its fourth year, Melissa Tannus’s festival brings nine teachers and a weekend of classes, jams, and performances to S.F.
The Oakland choir’s season finale pairs Revolutionary anthems with songs of justice and unity, asking what work remains to be done.
The orchestra is gearing up for R. Nathaniel Dett’s The Ordering of Moses, the composer’s magnum opus.
The Wallis hosts a program reviving Rauschenberg’s collaborations with Trisha Brown and Merce Cunningham, marking the artist’s centennial.
The ballet company will present the West Coast premiere of Alexander Ekman’s dreamlike, mind-bending production at Cal Performances this weekend.
