What to expect in the S.F. Opera's centennial season
A complete user's guide to this anniversary season — what to wear, where to eat, what you'll hear and more.
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A complete user's guide to this anniversary season — what to wear, where to eat, what you'll hear and more.
Emily D’Angelo’s Xerxes is king, but doesn’t eclipse other greats in a Handel masterpiece. Opera review by David Nice
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The chorus master will come from the Seattle Opera to succeed the retiring Ian Robertson.
After more than a year of waiting and worry, the San Francisco Opera (SFO) and San Francisco Symphony (SFS) are back to live, in-person performances. It only feels sudden because the pandemic has destroyed our sense of time. Both organizations have been planning cautiously for the resumption of live concerts for months. SFO predicted live opera for spring back in February and, with customary ingenuity and ambition, is making good on the huge promise with big drive-in performances and outdoor simulcasts. No carhops or window speakers, an FM signal mix is broadcast to each car, but no one will ...