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The SF Ballet principal and others talk openly about their own battles in a high-stress, physically demanding profession.

Handel’s complex 18th-century opera resonates with contemporary issues.

Three co-commissions, 20 premieres, and 70 full performances announced by the East Bay’s major arts presenter.

The conductor’s criticism of the Maduro government in 2017 shifted the direction of the film in productive ways.

Broadway dominates, but some of the world’s great classical quartets and jazz headliners are also visiting Costa Mesa next season.

The Morton Gould Young Composer Award-winner creates pandemic-inspired work for the ambitious amateur choral society.

The soundscape of the desert is part of composer Kennedy Verrett’s SoundCheckEarth, which premieres outdoors at the park, on Earth Day.

Artist Ranu Mukherjee and choreographer Hope Mohr talk about their in-depth collaboration.

As part of its centennial celebration, the CMC is offering a free concert: A Song of Triumph: The History of Black Music.

The San Francisco favorite tackles some thrilling tenor repertoire on his debut album.