28 stories by "Andrew Gilbert"
Bob Dylan's songbook is reimagined through the lens of Connor McPherson's haunted vision of America unraveling in this sobering musical.
Post-postmodern N.Y. diva set to kick off the Bay Area Cabaret season at the storied Venetian Room.
The musical, which comes to Berkeley for one night only, is a fully staged work that recasts the slave trade as a parable about gods and humans.
After being canceled last year, the Flying Carpet Festival is set to return this October to cities and villages around the Mardin region of Turkey.
Amy Seiwert's Imagery, S.F. Ballet, ODC/Dance, S.F. Trolley Dances among the troupes and events offering virtual content in pandemic era.
Lenny Bernstein's unique, painterly photos captured jazz legends performing at such clubs as Yoshi's and Kuumbwa Jazz Center.
Dance fans can watch streamed content at home from Smuin and SF Ballet companies to Bandaloop and Alvin Ailey, whose annual Cal Performances residency has made the troupe honorary Bay Area-i…
Joffrey Ballet has deep ties to San Francisco and Berkeley, and they will be in evidence when the company returns to Cal Performances March 6-8.
James Reese Europe had a huge impact on American music, but he's all but forgotten now -- pianist Jason Moran wants to change that.
It's ubiquitous now, but "The Nutcracker" almost flopped in Russia and the U.S. -- now SF Ballet's production is turning 75.
Alonzo King, whose Lines Ballet is collaborating with jazz stars Charles Lloyd and Jason Moran, says music and choreography cannot be separated.
Singer-songwriter and social activist Meklit Hadero cements her ties to YBCA, being named Chief of Program, replacing Marc Bamuthi Joseph.
Mark Morris Dance Group, Smuin Ballet, Mariinsky Ballet and more set to perform in Bay Area in the next several weeks -- here's a roundup.
Controversial Russian choreographer Boris Eifman and his ballet company perform 'Pygmalion Effect' May 31-June 2 at UC Berkeley.
Alonzo King and Jo Kreiter earn well-deserve accolades for their bold works elevate the SF Bay Area dance scene.
The S.F. International Arts Festival May 23-June 2 hosts dozens of music events, here are 5 of the most promising.
The S.F. International Arts Festival hosts scores of music, dance and theater events May 23-June 2 reflecting these volatile times.
Afro-Cuban artists' stories emerge in Paul S. Flores' new 'We Have Ire,' premiering May 10-12 at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in S.F.
Broadway and TV star Alan Cumming is bring his unabashedly tear-jerking "Sappy Songs" cabaret show to Palo Alto JCC.
The 15th annual Cuba/Caribe Fest in S.F. celebrates Cuban and Afro-Cuban music and dance April 10-14.
In the Jan. 31 program 'Body of Work,' Mark Foehringer Dance Project | SF presents the world premiere of 'Um Mitternacht,' plus three other works.
The company presents a new program Nov. 6-8, featuring works by Robert Moses' Kin, Amy Seiwert and company artistic director Dexandro Montalvo.
Also on tap: Classical Indian dance from Nrityagram Dance Ensemble, Oakland's Dimensions Dance tackles East Bay forces of change.
Ramtin Ghazavi makes U.S. debut at San Jose's Le Petit Trianon on Aug. 29.
The 63-year-old company bringing 'H.M.S. Pinafore' to theaters across Bay Area.
