San Francisco

Much more than a sideman, jazz musician Kash Killion opens sonic possibilities in a vast array of contexts.

From Monteverdi to Missy Mazzoli, the cellist’s newest record features a range of compositions honoring female characters of tragic myths.

The program’s apprentice singers showed their range in a celebratory season closer.

The company’s 2025 festival season features bold productions that invite the natural world in.

With a week at SFJAZZ coming up, the bluesman reflects on his seven-decade career.

Gustavo Dudamel and Cho drew a capacity crowd for a concert connecting two musical giants.

In a production that balances brutality with compassion, Alban Berg’s timeless story of cruelty and its effects makes for epic theater.

The acclaimed trumpeter is set to be the festival’s first-ever artist-in-residence.

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.