San Francisco

The legendary jazz pianist makes a rare West-Coast appearance at San Francisco’s Black Cat starting Jan. 23.

The opera’s composer, librettist, and director chat about the evolution of their fresh take on the Orpheus myth.

The annual recital series kicks off on Jan. 29.

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

Pianist Robert Mollicone accompanies the mezzo in a program of “Spanish” music filtered through composers from France, Russia, Italy, and even Spain.

SF Performances hosts the polymath composer/performer on Jan. 24 with Jennifer Koh and Vijay Iyer. He talks to SFCV about his evolving musical vision.

The new Bowes Center will have some light-stepping new residents.

Island City Opera postpones a production because of a statewide law affecting independent contractors.

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

The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta gets an update but without losing any of its charm.