Lou Fancher

The multimedia project from the inventive artists at Thingamajigs takes on a difficult subject with plenty of creativity.

The annual festival that places a dozen grand pianos throughout the San Francisco Botanical Garden has a special opening concert planned.

Set in the British Raj, this Marriage of Figaro features Indian folk dance to Mozart’s music and much more.

The world-premiere musical takes inspiration from African mythology and countless songwriting styles.

The vocalist has much to share about jazz, the human condition, politics, and the creative life. Here, she drops just a bit of her accumulated wisdom.

Classical singer and musicology Ph.D. Majel Connery talks about expanding her horizons and changing career paths midstream.

The school’s annual Spring Festival returns this month, while 13 student and alumni dancers have been promoted within the company.

As part of its centennial celebration, the CMC is offering a free concert: A Song of Triumph: The History of Black Music.

The LA Phil and Deaf West Theatre reimagine Beethoven’s only opera as a feast for the eyes as well as the ears.

We chat with the artist about her devotion to Ludwig van B, her teaching gig at UCSB, and her ambitious new release with Robert Koenig.