Lisa Houston

The rising star has a lot to say about the evolution of his singing, the role of critics, and the important people in his life.

The director of San Francisco Opera’s Andrea Chénier pushes his singing actors to make every moment count.

The noted conductor wields the baton with the S.F. Symphony this month in a program of Britten, Mozart, and Dvořák.

The new Taube Atrium Theater will host a variety of small opera and theater pieces, and its director of programming is looking to fill it with exciting surprises.

The renowned violinist opens up about the role music has played in his family and the role it plays in our future.

The soprano talks about her hectic schedule and transforming for different roles.

SFCV talks with the New Orleans native about S.F. Opera’s upcoming production of Les Troyens, the challenges of keeping his voice in shape, and the most heroic thing he has ever done.

The company will present the Baroque opera at the Exit Theater on March 27 and 28.

The Bay Area has as many local opera companies as microclimates. Make way for Island City Opera, which opened a well-cast Lucia di Lammermoor this past weekend.

The young, star-to-be soprano gives her take on “early music,” working with Mark Morris, and Handelʼs Messiah.