Los Angeles

This freshly imagined production packs an emotional wallop that transcends the limits of the small screen.

A selection of choice cuts from the Venezuelan conductor’s extensive and wildly eclectic catalog.

Live music is returning to the landmark venue, with a slight twist.

The amphitheater will be hosting a roster of A-list musicians in diverse genres.

Mission Opera goes live with Offenbach’s rarely performed Le 66 starting June 5.

LA Opera’s artist-in-residence takes the stage in Oedipus Rex on June 6. He talks with SFCV about opera’s new landscape and how he’s supporting the next generation of singers.

Among the recipients: Los Angeles Master Chorale, Salastina, Street Symphony, and The Industry.

Philip Glass’s hypnotic Les Enfants Terribles gets the full James Darrah treatment on top of a parking garage.

The return to live performances is happening, but there is still uncertainty about what will be allowed, and how soon. We talk to NY Phil’s Deborah Borda, SF Sym’s Mark Hanson, and The Wallis’s Paul Crewes to get their thoughts.

The Orange County orchestra is out with a full schedule for 2021–2022, live and in person.