Lisa Hirsch

The ensemble-in-residence partnered with Kronos Quartet’s Paul Wiancko for an enriching performance of Schubert’s String Quintet.

The adventurous chorus took on a program of unusual Christmas works and came up with some big winners.

San Francisco Opera Center’s Adler Fellows show they’re ready to be heard around the world.

The new work by Huang Ruo and David Henry Hwang is wry, funny, and irreverent, with a powerful message underneath the dazzling spectacle.

The company will revive Francesca Zambello’s Der Ring des Nibelungen in 2028.

The anti-hero Hercules tries to marry his son’s fiancée, gods and goddesses intervene — what could possibly go wrong?

Richard Wagner’s symbol-laden drama becomes human in the company’s subtle, dramatically keen production.

The conductor enters the fifth year of her tenure after a string of successes with Wagner and Verdi.

Three retired musicians share their journeys to new careers.

Avery Boettcher shines as the opera’s tragic protagonist, but middling results from her counterparts weigh down the production.