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Janos Gereben - February 19, 2018

Exquisite singing, music, and staging coalesce to fulfill Beethoven’s vision of liberation and triumph.

Steven Winn - February 17, 2018

An intriguing concept and strong performances lift short operas by Jake Heggie and Leonard Bernstein above an overly fussy production.

Janice Berman - February 15, 2018

(Almost) everything is beautiful at the ballet.

Lisa Hirsch - February 13, 2018

Choreographer KT Nelson and composer Joby Talbot collaborate in a transcendent work inspired by the Compostela pilgrimage route.

Andrew Gilbert - February 10, 2018

The jazz vocalist reveals depth and velvety beauty in her Cal Performances appearance.

Lou Fancher - February 10, 2018

Intense and dramatic, Festival works tell stories from our current moment.

Lou Fancher - February 8, 2018

The innovative dance company embraces taking risks and building opportunities for street musicians and foster youth.

Janos Gereben - February 6, 2018

Lamplighters light up the stage with Gilbert & Sullivan’s sly Gondoliers.

Andrew Gilbert - February 6, 2018

An American epic continues as the PHJB joins forces with Mexican roots music band Los Cenzontles and Cuban and Brazilian musicians at SFJAZZ.

Janos Gereben - February 3, 2018

Fidelio offers an enduring glimmer of uplifting hope in trying times.