Yuri Possokhov creates a ballet that bathes in wonderful artifacts of the Sixties.
Royal Hartigan guided the stellar combo in a vibrant program that spanned multiple musical traditions.
The ensemble will be missed for their sensible interpretations and fine ensemble playing.
The guitarist delivered masterful renderings of J.S. Bach's Chaconne and a selection of Latin favorites.
A bold, new opera tells of PTSD and the American and Iraqi casualties of a war we’d like to forget, but can’t.
In her San Francisco debut, Vicky Chow showcased works that confronted difficult issues of technology and politics.
As he’s been doing his whole career, conductor Charles Dutoit brought clarity and detail to early 20th-century masterpieces.
William Kentridge’s animated art was paired with Matthias Goerne’s supremely lyrical presentation of Schubert’s last song cycle.
A true story of a 19-year-old resisting the Nazis is the latest, powerful addition to Bill T. Jones’ dances exploring racism and social injustice.
The extraordinary music Monk creates, largely with her own voice, still has the power to amaze, as a recital drawn from her long career showed.
