Victoria Looseleaf

America’s oldest dance company launches its centennial celebrations with a retrospective show at The Soraya.

Not a fan of social media, intrigued by the novels of E.T.A. Hoffmann, Borrow is charting his own path and playing music he loves.

The innovative company’s latest is the sci-fi Star Choir, about colonization and what it means to be human.

The mezzo-soprano is singing in back-to-back productions of Don Giovanni and The Barber of Seville this fall.

The singer has a commanding voice, but she continues to train and extend it, enjoying all of the practice and rehearsal along the way.

The New York City company founded by two Alvin Ailey alumni is having something of an L.A. moment.

Librettist Dana Gioia recalls how he and composer Laitman set the Brothers Grimm folktale.

The violinist, whose latest album drops this month, continues to explore new music, overlooked works by Black composers, and much else.

The Los Angeles Master Chorale and Busan Metropolitan Chorus combine for a performance honoring cultural ties and friendship.

At the Hollywood Bowl, with live accompaniment from the LA Phil and LA Master Chorale, the film has even more impact.