SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Review LA Phil Unveils an Emerging Masterpiece From Thomas Adès Richard S. Ginell - May 13, 2019 The premiere of Inferno is just part of the evening-length ballet envisioned by the prolific composer. Review Abraham in Flames Burns Brightly at Z Space Steven Winn - May 11, 2019 Raising more questions than it answers, Niloufar Talebi’s unconventional opera boasts fine performances and stylish staging. Preview Miki Orihara Brings Female Dance Masters to the Fore in “Resonance III” Lou Fancher - May 10, 2019 The award-winning Orihara explores the intersection of American and Japanese modern-dance traditions as expressed by women choreographers. Review Ratmansky Faces Shostakovich at S.F. Ballet Janice Berman - May 8, 2019 The choreographer’s humanity and storytelling ability combine with superb performances. Review Robert Ashley’s Perfect Lives Ruptures Operatic Convention, Brilliantly Jennifer Gersten - May 7, 2019 Part of the composer’s seven-hour epic is performed in NYC, along with Gelsey Bell’s Within. Review El Gato Montés Is Right at Home on the Opera Stage Jim Farber - May 6, 2019 Plácido Domingo spearheads L.A. Opera’s brilliant production of the zarzuela classic. Preview Abraham in Flames: Art and Authenticity Through a Persian Lens Lily O'Brien - May 6, 2019 Polymath Niloufar Talebi’s operatic performance piece premieres at Z Space this week. Review Get on Your Feet With the Afro-Cuban All Stars Jeff Kaliss - May 6, 2019 The 14-member ensemble has the audience at SFJAZZ dancing and clapping along. Feature Jazz Blooms in May Andrew Gilbert - May 2, 2019 Great players, big events, a few small venues: our monthly guide. Review Long Beach Opera Gets Political With In the Penal Colony Jim Farber - April 29, 2019 Contemporary agitprop meets Philip Glass’s Kafkaesque opera. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 … Next › Next page Last » Last page