Connecting Aaron Copland’s Billy the Kid with the music of Black cowboys started Downes on a journey that she’ll share in this concert.
The choreographer’s company will be responding to both space and sound in an “exploratory opera” by experimental musician Julia Edith Rigby.
The trendsetting choreographer has dreamed up a world premiere that features the Young Women’s Choral Projects of San Francisco.
The composer and bassist is at SFJAZZ this week playing music off her first album and more.
Allison Lovejoy has composed an oratorio for the Golden Gate Symphony Orchestra & Chorus based on the life of one of her ancestors.
John Rutter’s Bach-inspired Magnificat anchors a concert that ranges widely through hymns and praise songs.
Dancing plays a prominent role in this production, whose revival marks McNamee’s directorial debut with the company.
Poet and activist Marc Bamuthi Joseph is reimagining Saint-Saëns’ suite with the help of dancers Wendy Whelan and Francesca Harper.
A carefully choreographed whodunnit is the latest production from San Francisco contemporary company Sharp & Fine.
The city’s major arts institutions, from The Music Center to MOCA, host a free festival this weekend.
