Victoria Looseleaf

Yuja Wang is not alone. Some artists make the show more exciting with their sartorial choices.

While enjoying the first summit of her career, Stasevska also has the courage to run supplies to her home country of Ukraine.

The company’s Digital Shorts, still available for viewing, brought together major-name creatives to invent 10-minute operatic films.

With James Conlon conducting a sensitive account of the score, and a fine cast to boot, there is no mystery to the success of this production.

At the Segerstrom Center, American Ballet Theatre mounts the U.S. premiere of Christopher Wheeldon’s enchanting work.

A multimedia performance and conversation at the Ebell Club honors the memory of the great dancer, who died in 2018.

The new chamber opera about prophecy and instability is the climax of the artist’s yearlong residency at UC Berkeley.

As she makes a West Coast swing with her solo Bach recital, the violinist talks about sustaining a career, taking risks, and Instagram.

The pianist is an extraordinary musician, but part of that stems from his unique outlook, which has facets that are political and philosophical.

SFCV chats with the conductor and pianist, who takes the stage with his former ensemble to solo in a new concerto by his son Gabriel.