San Francisco

The choreographer’s new work, Performable Posthumanism, considers what happens when two worlds collide.

The former SF Ballet principal continues to make his mark in the Bay Area, with his Anna Karenina coming to Cal Performances this week.

The Bay Area dance maker is piecing together a premiere for the Presidio Theatre with a fantastically collaborative creative team.

The tiny company announces four shows for the coming year, including one it’s never done before.

There’s always a chance you’ll be hearing more of these works in progress in one of the company’s seasons to come.

A number of well-known composers have died on the job and received Academy Award nominations for their final works.

Sulker is indispensable on the local scene for her wide repertory, acting skills, and musicality.

Coppél-i.A., arriving in SoCal this week, is a contemporary telling of a classic story from choreographer Jean-Christophe Maillot.

The orchestra presents a ravishing reading of Bartók’s opera, plus a colorful — and perfumed — account of Scriabin’s tone poem.

The donation is the largest the company has ever received.