San Francisco

David Hertzberg’s spooky chamber orchestra recasts a Hans Christian Andersen tale of spirit possession.

This year’s San Francisco Dance Film Festival hasn’t missed a step in its transition to the smaller screen.

In concert, the layers and cumulative, syncretic power of Joachim’s music become clear.

With the announcement of serious creative talents and fascinating works in development, West Edge’s Aperture becomes a major site for the development of American opera.

Even if they manage to stay healthy, musicians are struggling for survival.

Fure’s new album strikes fear in the listener but makes a profoundly human point.

In a time of bold political statements, the latest episodes of SOUND/STAGE fit the moment, as well as providing musical relief.

Ongoing concerns about the pandemic once again force companies large and small to retool their coming year.

In a series of socially distanced productions, the young company gives a contemporary twist to some classics.

Cal Performances at Home presents a film version of the composer’s multimedia Real Enemies on Oct. 21.