SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Review Sara Serpa’s Recognition: A Personal Reckoning With Portuguese Colonialism Tamzin Elliott - August 11, 2020 Serpa’s multimedia project incorporates sometimes unsettling home videos. Review A Dream of a Dance Janice Berman - August 10, 2020 SF Ballet’s Dance of Dreams captures our times on film in iconic San Francisco settings. Review Maria Schneider and Orchestra Confront the Data Lords Andrew Gilbert - August 10, 2020 The intrepid jazz composer breaks new musical ground while exploring unsettling themes of contemporary life. Feature An Electronic Lover in Eden Andrew Gilbert - August 10, 2020 Bassist/composer Lisa Mezzacappa takes the leap into opera in an original way. Review An Operatic Premiere Redolent of the Decadent Early 20th Century Joe Cadagin - August 10, 2020 David Hertzberg’s The Wake World is a sumptuous pleasure house of music. Music News Marquee TV’s Free Online Dance Shorts Festival Runs Through the Month Janos Gereben - August 3, 2020 Tune in to short films selected by the San Francisco Dance Film Festival and others. Artist Spotlight Sarah Crowell Moves to Decolonize Dance Lou Fancher - August 1, 2020 The dancer, choreographer, and educator shares her ideas for building an equitable, open, and inclusive world of dance. Review Carlisle Floyd Takes on Tangled Issues of Sex and Identity in Prince of Players Jeff Kaliss - July 31, 2020 The Florentine Opera gives the nonagenarian composer’s latest a serious makeover on a new recording. Music News LA Opera Juggles Its Season Once More Peter Feher - July 28, 2020 There will be fall offerings online, but mainstage productions move to 2021. Music News If You Can’t Go to Idaho, Sun Valley Festival Will Come to You Janos Gereben - July 27, 2020 The spectacular event delivers star-studded performances from 43 cities over the next three weeks. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
