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It’s an upgrade over the HBO film, though the opera has few traces of the singer or Nirvana’s music.

The soprano delivers an eclectic program based on her album Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene.

Tenor Edward Graves, a former Adler Fellow, talks about playing the Duke of Mantua for the first time.

The Metropolitan Opera star chats about cultivating a relationship with the company and her upcoming nature-inspired program for Cal Performances.

In the aftermath of the pandemic, Long Beach Opera’s latest production envisions healing and transformation.

Tamara Rojo’s next program for the company draws on her time in England and makes some surprising connections with the Bay Area.

A cast of African dancers has reimagined Pina Bausch’s 1975 choreography for the work and is now touring internationally.

Following a run of shows with pianist Kenny Barron, Blake is debuting at SFJAZZ this week as a bandleader.

The company is cutting back on contemporary offerings for now, canceling what would have been the world premiere of Mason Bates’s new opera.

Roberts and his trio’s jazzed-up version of the George Gershwin classic is just one discovery in a concert full of revelations.