The two institutions and their musicians are joining in a performance to support those affected by the January wildfires.
There’s positive news on the state level for nonprofit performing arts organizations, with a new payroll fund program set to launch soon.
The two stations have been partnered since 2011, but starting this summer, they’ll put out just one main audio feed.
The company’s longtime music director will bid adieu with productions of West Side Story, Falstaff, and The Magic Flute.
Opera fanatics, rejoice! The company’s online performance database is back up and running.
The company’s production of A Minister’s Wife, adapted from Shaw’s Candida, comes to the Taube Atrium Theater this weekend.
The conductor and composer is sticking around in California even as he’s set to depart the SF Symphony at the end of this season.
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.
Excerpts from past productions highlight an evening in honor of Yuval Sharon, the company’s founder and outgoing artistic director.
