San Francisco

Amid an uncertain future for the arts in this country, the company is promising powerful productions that can unite audiences.

The SF Symphony and LA Phil both take home top prizes in the classical categories.

The percussion quartet features in a new Tharp work, SLACKTIDE, touring California this month.

The Oakland percussionist’s album-release concert at the Freight & Salvage unites the community in music.

Excerpts from past productions highlight an evening in honor of Yuval Sharon, the company’s founder and outgoing artistic director.

Roman is in residence at Stanford University this month, exploring the relationship between music and recovery.

Sound plays as important a role as movement in Driscoll’s recent work, which arrives on the West Coast this week.

Yang’s trio revisits a groundbreaking work that bridges jazz and classical, Mary Lou Williams’s 1945 Zodiac Suite.

The small South Bay company is bringing a grand vision and even bigger voices to its upcoming production of a rare work.

After a century of silence, Opera Lafayette and OperaCréole premiere the greatest American opera never heard.