Los Angeles

LBO’s King Arthur treads a fine line between 17th-century elegance and 21st-century political theater.

A Jake Heggie premiere highlights residencies at Kohl Mansion and the Soraya.

The LA Phil’s former music director puts the 12-tone system in context for those willing to listen and learn.

The Ventura County orchestra showcases eight budding musicians this weekend in concerto movements from Mozart to Rachmaninoff.

The actress, comedian, and singer delivers unconventional cabaret numbers and a lot of laughs.

LA Phil audiences have heard a lot of the piece recently, but Mehta proves himself the master.

The Culture Clash cofounder talks about the premiere of King Arthur with Long Beach Opera.

The mezzo-soprano, acclaimed for her Wagnerian roles, joins the LA Phil for Mahler’s Second Symphony in January.

A world premiere opera, site-specific dance, and music on the Metro are just part of what’s in store for the three-month festival.

A concert staging of Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s Der Ring des Polykrates is a success for the young company.