Last summer’s hit Donizetti production makes a stop at the Mondavi Center at UC Davis.
Bernard Labadie conducts a program that features several of the composer’s alternate arias, sung radiantly by soprano Lucy Crowe.
Levit approaches monumental works by Bach, Brahms, and Beethoven with nothing less than total commitment.
Los Angeles’ storied Asian American theater company does justice to this underrated musical masterpiece.
An Argentine-inspired program, with music by Pablo E. Furman and Astor Piazzolla, comes off successfully despite an unexpected podium shuffle.
Film and live performance intertwine in this multimedia work about a world on the brink of destruction.
The famous film composer conducts his own work on a program that also includes Pictures at an Exhibition.
The worthy but forgotten La Flora is the latest Baroque gem to be revived by this great local company.
Abduraimov returns to staple repertoire by Sergei Prokofiev and Modest Mussorgsky in a recital tour of the West Coast.
Director Francesca Zambello’s durable production thrives on the strength of lead singers Eve-Maud Hubeaux and Jonathan Tetelman.
