Steven Winn

Alonzo King’s brilliant new work about heritage is complemented by Ode to Alice Coltrane, a tribute to a jazz great.

In the latest revival of Helgi Tomasson’s 1987 staging, Alban Lendorf gives a distinguished lift to a landmark work of ballet history.

The eclectic quartet played Shaw’s alluring melodies and tight harmonies with verve. Everyone had an engrossing, high time.   

Presented by SF Performances, Anthony McGill’s April 3 recital was marked by seamless passagework and sensitive dynamics.

In an afternoon that demonstrated the unpredictable allure of live music, the pianist and cellist proved their continued status as esteemed professionals.

The company’s revival at the War Memorial Opera House delivers bravura dancing, live animals, and a bittersweet ending.

The conductor electrified the orchestra, even as his packed schedule makes him an unlikely music director pick.

Conductor Daniele Rustioni and cellist Daniel Müller-Schott made strong first impressions in music by Brahms and Antonín Dvořák.

San Francisco Ballet’s new program traces a riveting journey from halting beginnings to dance that doesn't want to stop.

A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham showcased its spectacular dancers in three original works at Cal Performances.