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With what could have been a straightforward tribute concert, Younger and guests craft something original and transcendent.

Spring is in the air for these young singers, who are enchanting in the latest Schwabacher Recital.

In a recital that blends text and music — and an amusing array of instruments — Lee is magnetic.

The choreographer’s new work, Performable Posthumanism, considers what happens when two worlds collide.

The former SF Ballet principal continues to make his mark in the Bay Area, with his Anna Karenina coming to Cal Performances this week.

The Bay Area dance maker is piecing together a premiere for the Presidio Theatre with a fantastically collaborative creative team.

A trio of players make extraordinary music from the composer’s technical challenges and also premiere a new Saariaho-inspired work.

The indie musician’s Song of the Earth is as much a showcase for the orchestra as it is for his band, Dirty Projectors.

The tiny company announces four shows for the coming year, including one it’s never done before.

The chorus will perform Andrea Ramsey’s 2022 work, which calls attention to the unsung participants in the suffrage movement.