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The work, now at SF Opera, promises a deep dive into the complicated technologist, but does it weigh his character or just celebrate his legacy?

The annual admission-free festival is again taking over Golden Gate Park, with 75 acts on six stages over three days.

America’s oldest dance company launches its centennial celebrations with a retrospective show at The Soraya.

Not a fan of social media, intrigued by the novels of E.T.A. Hoffmann, Borrow is charting his own path and playing music he loves.

A new recording showcases the composer’s latest opera, a dark amalgamation of two literary works.

The innovative company’s latest is the sci-fi Star Choir, about colonization and what it means to be human.

Plans are being drawn up for a potential new recital hall and decreased seating capacity.

A couple of conductors are out at the SF Symphony, and Christine Goerke won’t sing at Cal Performances.

These recordings led by Gustavo Dudamel in February of this year capture some of the pianist’s most thrilling work to date.

Crediting her parrot, Lulu, as a collaborator, Reid brings her piece Ambient Bird to Berkeley’s Live Oak Park for the fall equinox.