Three days of tap classes and events culminated in a showcase paying tribute to the dance legend who taught in Bernal Heights.
“Take care of our baby,” Wu Han tells the audience as she and David Finckel close 24 years at Music@Menlo.
The L.A. chamber orchestra wins over 1,500 New Yorkers in Central Park — and keeps playing when the rain starts.
Clarice Assad's Kontrol brilliantly parodies a tech demo gone haywire.
With Damien Geter’s Ravel-like score, the moving production rounds out West Edge Opera’s summer festival to great effect.
Despite a last-minute change, the concert introduced three new works with plenty of delights and a few sublime moments.
In their final Menlo season, David Finckel and Wu Han program music that mattered — and musicians who make it matter again.
The ebullient production of Richard Strauss’ opera hits the mark musically and dramatically, as the young Merolini shine.
Khachaturian's sabres, Tchaikovsky's Rococo charm, and Ravel's blazing Mussorgsky fill the Bowl on a night of firsts.
Keturah Stickann’s staging gives Handel's Rinaldo an animated Spiderman vibe that maximizes the work’s virtues.
