A world premiere at the LA Phil and a significant revival at Long Beach Opera offer an intriguing overview of the composer’s ideas.
The South African-born soprano makes her San Francisco Opera debut this month in Jake Heggie’s It’s A Wonderful Life.
MacArthur “genius” grant winner Matthew Aucoin and his new opera company visit ODC Theater in San Francisco.
Going strong at 77, the Spanish singer finds powerful, fresh expression in concert with two rising stars and the S.F. Opera Orchestra.
Philip Glass’s portrait of Gandhi’s early career is vital and suggestive in the celebrated production by Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch.
A straightforward production of Richard Strauss’s beautiful score.
Julie Adams is terrific as Mimi, and a relaxed, modern setting sets the stage for great singing and playing throughout.
The music shines through in this bare-bones production of a lesser-known Glass opera.
The potent singing combination of Carmen Giannattasio and Brian Jagde distinguish this production.
A boldly directed vision of Richard Strauss’s biggest hit reframes the opera.
