The orchestra’s former music director leads a program of Schubert and Brahms with grace, if occasional shakiness.

Brittany Newell, San Francisco author and professional dominatrix whose new book, “Soft Core” comes out Feb. 4th, poses for a ...

While the main, multi-day S.F. Silent Film Festival has been pushed back from the spring to at least the fall because of the ...

Katy Perry is hitting the road for the first time since 2018, and fans will only get one night to catch her comeback in the ...

The Grateful Dead has been named MusiCares’ Persons of the Year, and are set to be honored with a gala and musical tribute ...

Two works by Hector Berlioz get the spotlight in the orchestra’s latest program, along with music by Debussy, Richard Strauss ...

Exotic Deadly’ at San Francisco Playhouse was inspired partly by playwright Keiko Green’s experience as the granddaughter of ...

Ali Benjamin, whose bestselling novel “The Thing About Jellyfish” has been adapted into a new play at Berkeley Repertory Theatre, knows it can be easy to misinterpret a young person’s silence. Her ...

In the late 1990s, Lauren Francis-Sharma attended the Truth and Reconciliation Commission amnesty hearings when she briefly lived in Johannesburg while attending law school. The hearings were set up ...

From “Fallout” to “Sweet Tooth” and assorted incarnations of “The Walking Dead,” post-apocalyptic TV series are like a drug on the market. Paranoid political thrillers are too, as this month’s drops ...

The MacArthur Fellowship genius grant recipient draws on her deep knowledge of jazz, gospel and more for the orchestra’s experimental concert series. Composer and pianist Courtney Bryan is curating ...