A two-day festival celebrates the iconic Bay Area dancer’s artistry.
A diverse roster of artists melding human and electronic sounds highlights the 19th iteration of the festival.
Cal Performances hosts some of today’s leading companies, and local offerings go into full swing.
The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion comes alive with flappers, bullfighters, witches, and pioneers for social justice this year.
The beloved singer is all about the music and the festival welcomes her to its all-star roster.
A chat with Escher String Quartet cellist Brook Speltz shows why musicians love this festival.
A new opera, based on historical records, brings the life of the exotic dancer to the West Edge Opera stage.
The Oakland-born composer of “Oh Happy Day” died this past January, and his music will be at the center of Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir’s festival performances.
Schoenberg on gut strings and a run of 19th-century composers, heard on instruments of their time.
Stephen Sondheim's grand musical is a love poem to the creative impulse.
