Two teenagers from East Germany sneak in a movie theater in West…
As Berkeley Repertory Theatre’s triumphant revival of Mary Zimmermann’s “Metamorphoses” is being…
After years, sometimes decades, of steady leadership, major Bay Area arts organizations…
When Schola Cantorum opens its 55th season on Saturday, the choral group…
Even though it ran two decades ago when the Asian Art Museum…
Qamar Adamjee laughed when asked how much travel was involved in her…
Nothing is as it seems in Igor Stravinsky’s “The Rake’s Progress,” presented…
The heroine of Atsuko Hirayanagi’s film “Oh Lucy!” behaves badly --- at…
Wu Man, the best known virtuoso player of the pipa, a lute-like…
As the San Francisco Symphony announced its 2018-19 season today, the influence…
If Daniel Levenstein herded cats, it would be for rest and relaxation.…
Patrons anticipating upcoming San Francisco Symphony concerts of “Candide” and expecting a…
Berkeley Community Chorus and Orchestra, one of some 500 volunteer musical groups…
Asian Art Museum Director Jay Xu, enthusiastic about the “vibrant colors” in…
Maestro Michael Wirgler’s fondest memories of making music in Golden Gate Park…
The San Francisco Symphony is observing the late Leonard Bernstein’s 100th birthday…
Museum exhibit previews are rarely emotional, but a recent one for the…
Even for longtime opera fans and experts, the first listen to Richard…
From the opener “Flower and Sword,” about a clash between flower-arranger monks…
Nearly 30 years ago, music educator Richard Pontzious wanted to do something…
