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Stephen Sondheim’s scream-fest is gory, erotic, hilarious, and tragic – everything you need for a great night at the opera.

Extraordinary singing by Michael Fabiano was the main reward in an otherwise uninspiring performance.

Despite a last-minute cancellation in the opening concert, the festival debuted with panache and excitement to a delighted audience.

Stephanie Blythe on her upcoming role in Sweeney Todd and what she really thinks about Supertitles.

The company’s ambitious six-performance, nine-ballet tour, Oct. 21-31, starts in Beijing and ends in Shanghai.

The ancient art is attracting a new generation of classical musicians.

From the “rat” Lohengrin to the violence-saturated Ring, Bayreuth 2015 featured disturbing but provoking images along with a lot of musical highlights.

S.F. Symphony experiences effects of refugee crisis while touring in Europe, and Frederica Von Stade looks back at her time at the Met.

The longest-running chamber-music series in San Francisco and beyond, the Morrison Artists Series, kicks off its 60th season on Sept. 27.

The company’s inaugural production runs September 18-19 at Stage Werx, a 70-seat venue in San Francisco’s Mission District.