San Francisco

Philip Glass’s beautiful dance-opera adaptation of a thorny Jean Cocteau theme gets the first-rate production and performance it deserves.

42nd Street Moon gives the Borodin pastiche operetta a deluxe concert treatment.

The soprano offers a rare bouquet, delivered with splendid technique and expressiveness.

The exuberant two-week festival builds bridges — not walls — between cultures.

Choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s dance version of the Tennessee Williams classic pulls no punches.

World premieres from Nicole Hoskins and Trey McIntyre and a 2015 Amy Seiwert favorite are on the bill.

The choreographer’s world premiere at the YBCA will be unveiled in silence — music optional.

The innovative ensemble unites voices, instruments, and inspired improvisation to expand musical horizons and work for social justice.

Despite one error in the middle innings, the venerable troupe brought it home with a grand slam.

The former associate principal bassist focuses on jazz these days, but his classical roots still nourish his music.