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The company that for 50 years has explored Latin American culture through dance makes its debut at The Wallis next month.

Get the history behind Robert Carsen’s production of Eugene Onegin, which has traveled to stages around the world since its 1997 premiere.

The Dynamic Miss Faye Carol shares her ambitious concert project, making great use of a Hewlett Foundation grant.

Hollywood glamour and Shakespearean politics mix thrillingly in the world premiere of John Adams’s opera.

A quartet of star singers — Nadine Sierra, Pene Pati, Lucas Meachem, and Michael Fabiano — are back to celebrate the company’s centennial season.

The massive work for orchestra, big band, and chorus was first heard on the West Coast 21 years ago, two days after 9/11.

The famed guitarist brings decades of blues and jazz experience to his gig for the Omni Foundation.

The tenor sings Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor starting this month, and he shares the special chemistry he has with the company.

Many of the most memorable performances of the last century were given by a different singer than the one initially planned.

Budget concerns, ticket sales, and continued COVID precautions are major questions not just in the Bay Area but for arts organizations everywhere.