The Juilliard School

"Into the Clear Blue Sky" and "Geezer": Mediations on Losing Dad

Hannah Montana gets upstaged by sea turtles in "The Last Song"

In The Soloist, Joe Wright turns Steve Lopez' Los Angeles Times series into schlock

One-Scene Wonder

In Doubt, Viola Davis once again proves that there are no small parts.

Classical music’s no-frills Mission digs

In Doubt, Viola Davis once again proves that there are no small parts.

The young and the accomplished: Nico Muhly

In Doubt, Viola Davis once again proves that there are no small parts.

Philip Glass' Progeny

In Doubt, Viola Davis once again proves that there are no small parts.

24-Hour Pouty People

One day in the life of angst-ridden New Yorkers reveals a promising young director

Letters to the Editor

Week of Wednesday, May 4, 2005

The World on a String

As the San Francisco Conservatory of Music moves to fancy new digs, its students struggle with a shrinking professional marketplace.

Vanishing Act

"The audience has seen a lot of me, and maybe they need a break."

Cliché-Free Zone

Don't expect to see bling at the S.F. Hip Hop DanceFest

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theatre

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theatre

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theatre

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theatre

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theatre

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theatre

Master Class

A valentine to the opera, beautiful bitch that she is

No Strings

Make your own manikin at MOCHA

Decisions, Decisions

Things to do this week: See Rachel's, see the Darkness, form band, rule world

Hear This

Classical guitarist Antigoni Goni combines virtuosic technique with a sensitive interpretive flair

Laugh, or We Kill the Lobster

Ben Westhoff gets inside the odd mix of cerebral and naughty humor that's taken S.F. comedy troupe Killing My Lobster to the edge of national fame

Affirmative Action:

"Yes Yoko Ono" is surprisingly good

The C-Word

Kate Rigg's Chink-O-Rama is an unapologetic, confrontational -- and very funny -- look at Asian stereotypes

SF Music Awards 2001

An exotic adventure into the mysterious world of sound!

Hear This

Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg

Split Levels

As neo-caveman Romulus Ledbetter, Samuel L. Jackson gets to play crazy

House Of Tudor

Day Glo Abortions; Sunshine; Nina Simone

Now Showing!

Titanic & Julius Caesar

Pointed Counterpoints

A decade after their first collaboration, Steve Reich and Kronos Quartet rediscover the art of the ensemble composition

Charley's Angel

A decade after their first collaboration, Steve Reich and Kronos Quartet rediscover the art of the ensemble composition

Stage

A decade after their first collaboration, Steve Reich and Kronos Quartet rediscover the art of the ensemble composition

Slave(d) Narrative

A decade after their first collaboration, Steve Reich and Kronos Quartet rediscover the art of the ensemble composition

Recordings

A decade after their first collaboration, Steve Reich and Kronos Quartet rediscover the art of the ensemble composition