Tag: San Francisco
San Francisco Symphony reveals 2011 holiday concert lineup
Highlights include: New Best Time of Year classical Christmas concerts performed by the San Francisco Symphony and Chorus, the Duke Ellington Orchestra’s swinging holiday hits and standards, three performances of Handel’s Messiah with the San Francisco Symphony Chorus, and the elegant New Year’s Eve Masquerade Ball.
Review: James Conlon conducts the San Francisco Symphony
Olga Guryakova brought a compelling stage presence, intentionally remote and removed, while simultaneously and completely in the moment.
Review: ‘Master Harold…and the boys’ an evocative tale of despair and hope
Although the action all takes place in real time, Fugard will often depict entire scenes as remembrances of places and events that are so vivid that they take flight in one’s own imagination
Review: ‘Nymph Errant’ – Modest delights of a Cole Porter rarity
42nd Street Moon, once again, must be congratulated for giving theatergoers a rare opportunity to experience one of the early efforts of a true genius
Director Mark Rucker on intersection of theater and film
Many will recognize Mark, who was named A.C.T. associate director last year, from his 2003 Sundance cult classic 'Die Mommie Die!' starring Jason Priestly, Natasha Lyonne and Frances Conroy.
Sredni Vashtar and Friends: An Evening of Music by Nicholas Pavkovic
Scored for sixteen instrumentalists and a single singer, Sredni Vashtar is based on the short story of the same name by Saki (1870-1916).
San Francisco: Watch ‘Phantom of the Opera’ with live organ accompaniment
Screening features organist Cameron Carpenter performing live improvised accompaniment in celebration of Halloween on Oct. 30 at Davies Symphony Hall.
Stan Lee documentary highlights 10th annual DocFest
Stan Lee needs no introduction, having co-created over 500 legendary pop culture characters, including Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, X-Men, Iron Man, Thor, and The Hulk.
Next up at SF Opera, Mozart’s ‘Don Giovanni’
Director Gabriele Lavia is best known in the United States for his appearances in a number of horror films, including Beyond the Door (1974); Dario Argento's Deep Red (1976) and Inferno (1980).
Review: Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra opens their 31st season
Just as Haydn did at the premiere of this work. McGegan surprised the audience and played the cadenza himself.