San Francisco

The success of this summer “reboot” hinges on the music, not the production.

The baritone created something special out of a shopworn production.

Philip Glass’s beautiful dance-opera adaptation of a thorny Jean Cocteau theme gets the first-rate production and performance it deserves.

42nd Street Moon gives the Borodin pastiche operetta a deluxe concert treatment.

The soprano offers a rare bouquet, delivered with splendid technique and expressiveness.

The exuberant two-week festival builds bridges — not walls — between cultures.

Choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s dance version of the Tennessee Williams classic pulls no punches.

World premieres from Nicole Hoskins and Trey McIntyre and a 2015 Amy Seiwert favorite are on the bill.

The choreographer’s world premiere at the YBCA will be unveiled in silence — music optional.

The innovative ensemble unites voices, instruments, and inspired improvisation to expand musical horizons and work for social justice.