Janos Gereben

The ensemble premieres a semistaged opera inspired by the diary of a young Filipina immigrant to California.

Tenor Kyle van Schoonhoven, whom Bay Area operagoers will remember from his Adler Fellow days, took first place.

This year’s raft of 72 brilliant young pianists from around the globe demonstrate the future of keyboard artistry.

Netia Jones directs SFS musicians, dancer Adji Cissoko, and actor Bruce Davison in a striking production of Stravinsky’s theatrical chamber work.

Soprano Amina Edris will create the role originally intended for Julia Bullock, who’s expecting her first child this fall.

Daniel Hope talks about his unique vision for an exciting anniversary season.

The perennial favorite is part of SFO’s multiyear presentation of three Mozart/Lorenzo Da Ponte works set in the same house during different eras.  

Based on Pushkin’s tale of love and obsession, The Queen of Spades hasn’t had a Bay Area performance since 2007.

The new charitable foundation will fund the arts and sciences in honor of the late Ann Getty and her legacy.

This year’s fellowships support artists working in dance, theater, public space, and film.