San Francisco

Trumpeter Steven Bernstein brings his genre-devouring quartet back to its Bay Area roots for a four-night SFJAZZ residency.

The company recently released a recording of its 2019 revival. This irresistible opera will become your guilty pleasure.

Leon Theremin, who invented the world’s first electronic instrument, married Williams, a young Black dancer in 1930s Harlem.

From Balanchine to Peck, NYCB brings old mastery and new ideas to Los Angeles.

 Emceed by funny, cheerleading Sapphira Cristál, the Pride Concert effortlessly integrated wildly different repertoire.

Pianist Benny Green, trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, and vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant headline a final weekend at Healdsburg Jazz.

A concert of Samuel Barber’s opera was recorded live at the Kennedy Center in 2025.

For his new album, the tenor dives heart first into Hungarian operetta.

On the live album, six vocalists sing works by Black composers — including Margaret Bonds, Jorell Williams, and Lead Belly — brilliantly.

Remembering the acclaimed stage designer who passed away last week.