San Francisco

Sci-fi golems, a dissident Iranian poet, internet radicals, and a morally compromised reporter are all in the mix in the festival of new operas.

The two companies say they are saving money and retooling to strengthen themselves in a tough environment.

The record focuses on six pieces, each in the key of E.

Pentatone is releasing a full opera, with reconstructed orchestration, by the 20th century’s foremost composition teacher.

The free concert will feature the teenage Onde Trio, children from the Third Baptist Church, and dancers from SF Ballet.

A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham showcased its spectacular dancers in three original works at Cal Performances.

A Sunday at Mr. Tipple’s Jazz Club also showcased Green’s alluring originals.

The small company proved once again that it can cast a difficult opera well.

A farewell tour brings the classical guitar duo and their exciting program to locations across California at the end of the month.

The company’s programming is tone-deaf to the moment, while the dancers shine.