San Francisco

Five risk-taking dancer/ choreographers showcase works that grapple with personal suffering and political injustice.

The transgender baritone is crafting a program from her personal experience, for the company’s trailblazing initiative.

The Austin-born soprano returns from Germany to play the role of Marie in Berg’s Expressionist masterpiece with West Edge Opera.

Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s 1688 opera David and Jonathan receives a splendid new reinterpretation that centers on an openly gay union.

The opera about labor leader Dolores Huerta and the 1968 Delano Grape Strike is taut as a political thriller and musically transporting.

SF Opera’s training program for young singers performed the comic opera on July 31.

An AI security system that detects weapons via sensors will be installed at War Memorial and Davies Hall.

A stunning new recording from Les Arts Florissants offers a trove of scintillating Baroque duos.

A defining voice in California civil rights history takes center stage in Dolores, set for its world premiere at West Edge Opera.

The pioneering bandleader and vibraphonist, who made his career in California, would be 100 years old this month.