San Francisco

In its West Coast premiere, Gregory Spears’s opera about two closeted gay men is a moving reminder of what’s always at stake with love.

The composer’s latest opera, recorded shortly after its 2023 premiere, has a spare but intriguing setup.

The company’s current production of Otto Nicolai’s 1849 singspiel might have just a little too much of everything.

Played simultaneously on a rotating turntable, the double production invites speculation on power relations and much more.

Lisa Mezzacappa and Beth Lisick’s The Electronic Lover captures the world of emotions that can exist in the chat room.

Opera Parallèle stages Spears’s Fellow Travelers this month, while Santa Fe Opera is set for the world premiere of The Righteous later this summer.

Grant draws on years of musical mastery in his exploration of the ensemble that pioneered jazz-classical fusion.

In the director’s latest opus, a vintage W.E.B. Du Bois story and a classic Baroque opera collide. Here’s why they go together.

Irene Young was instrumental in documenting an artistic moment, but her work shouldn’t be restricted to a single time or place.

Beth Morrison Projects commissioned 14 composers to work on this operatic setting of Marie Howe’s book of poems about womanhood.