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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.

Composer Luciano Chessa brings a fresh ear to the genre but still honors its history in his opening-night performance.

The orchestra spotlights two local organizations — the African-American Shakespeare Company and Bayview Opera House — to start the season.

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

SFCV’s Rubin Institute fellow files his first report from New York about one of the city’s most inventive new-music groups.

The famed pianist chats about his early training, teaching the next generation, and an upcoming concert for San Francisco Performances.

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

The revered violinist, who died Saturday, was only the second woman in the U.S. to hold the title of concertmaster with a major orchestra.

The wildly popular group that comes to California on its North American tour this month was a harbinger of musical globalization.

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