Los Angeles

The choreographer reimagines Rudyard Kipling’s characters in a world that’s been thrown into chaos by rising sea levels.

Composer Fahad Siadat stages his oratorio-like version of a 12th-century Sufi epic at L.A.’s First Congregational Church.

The ambitious experiment led by the SF Symphony, LA Phil, and San Diego Symphony will highlight the work of more than 140 composers.

Ray has long been one of Los Angeles’ go-to contemporary musicians, and she delights in any piece that stretches her as a performer.

In his CAP UCLA show with the Attacca Quartet, Kahane anatomizes his year away from the seductions and perils of the online world.

The production’s superior direction by newcomer Rob Ashford makes Rossini’s much-performed opera buffa shine.

Having performed Mowgli onstage as a boy, Khan is now revisiting the story in Jungle Book reimagined.

The Finnish violinist talks about collaborating with composers, taking up conducting, and his country’s musical culture.

The music is pure expansiveness in this mythologically themed concert titled “Heaven + Earth.”

The conductor burnishes her resume with strong performances of music by Sergei Rachmaninoff and Jessie Montgomery.