Janos Gereben

A “Golden Door” for freedom in Fremont, Shakespeare in concert, and Dr. Racette will see you now

The popular free festival announces its 80th season.

Daniel Hope takes first chair as programs, guest soloists are announced.

Along with sure-fire crowd pleasers, Cal Performances offers some daring, challenging programs certain to foster new engagement.

A new work explores the fate of Europe’s Roma during the Holocaust.

The soprano is an alumna of the Merola and Adler programs. Colleagues Cohen, Quattlebaum, and Raven are also honored.

The gigantic piece is a little easier in a version with an alto part, but still, don’t try this at home.

Look for a dozen world premieres, revivals of old favorites, and a Bernstein-Robbins centennial celebration.

Young People’s Symphony, César Ulloa ties the knot, Laurie Cohen bows out, Lamplighters has A Song to Sing

First-rate performances and production values made for an afternoon of quality opera with no apologies.