SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Music News Three Transgender Opera Singers on Their Transition, Lives, and Careers Michael Zwiebach - September 17, 2019 KQED reporter Chloe Veltman meets singers who have had gender reassignment surgery, and how they’re adapting their careers to their authentic selves. Music News SF Opera Keeps the HMS Indomitable Shipshape Janos Gereben - September 17, 2019 The massive man-of-war setting for Billy Budd has a story of its own. Music News Pop-Up Magazine and SF Opera Collaborate in Local Events Janos Gereben - September 16, 2019 Multimedia concerts with SFO divas celebrate escapes of all sorts on Sept. 20–21. Review LA Opera’s La bohème Dances on the Dark Side Jim Farber - September 16, 2019 Strong performances bolster Barrie Kosky’s edgy production of the Puccini favorite. Preview PUSH Dance Expands Festival, Crowned by Raissa Simpson’s Mothership III Lou Fancher - September 16, 2019 The company’s artistic director completes her large-canvas, Afro-futurism trilogy, in a four-performance lineup. Review The Ageless Ahmad Jamal Andrew Gilbert - September 10, 2019 The 89-year-old piano master opens SFJAZZ’s season. Artist Spotlight Barrie Kosky Talks About His New La bohème and More Jim Farber - September 9, 2019 The new production opens LA Opera’s season on Sept. 14. Review SF Opera Delivers a Near-Perfect Production of Britten’s Billy Budd Nicholas Jones - September 9, 2019 All the elements coalesce in this provocative interpretation of Melville’s dark novella. Feature Keeping Up With the Jazz Mafia Andrew Gilbert - September 9, 2019 Adam Theis and his audacious jazz collective present a free show at Yerba Buena Gardens Festival. Review Pene Pati Steps In and Brings Down the House Steven Winn - September 9, 2019 The local favorite fronts a powerful cast in SF Opera’s Roméo et Juliette. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
