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Nureyev vanished from Russian stages before Germany revived it — now it gets its U.S. premiere at the Letterman Digital Arts Center.
A colorful folk-art sculpture will honor Claude at the Academy's after-hours bash next Thursday, nearly a year after his death.
The Mill Valley resident says he’d love to reunite with his old bandmate — six weeks after Alex called him a “complete idiot.”
The San Francisco fair's 13th edition welcomes 75-plus galleries and moves talks into Cowell Theater after years of overflow crowds.
An exhibition at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption features objects never before seen outside Assisi, free to the public.
Conductor Jason Seber makes his symphony debut leading Hans Zimmer's score to The Ring, with tickets starting at $69.
The Palo Alto landmark pairs On the Waterfront with North by Northwest across two weekends, beginning ten days after Saint's death at 102.
DuVernay's “14th” opens SFFILM's Doc Stories Nov. 5 at the Vogue Theatre, with tickets for the public going on sale Friday.
Nine bands, three stages, one historic hall in downtown Napa — and admission costs less than a coffee.
The new St. Helena exhibit pairs rare Eames family artifacts with cocktails and jazz at Sunday's opening celebration.
Alan Cumming: Uncut lands at the Curran on Jan. 22, 2027, with pianist Henry Koperski. Presale starts Thursday with code UNCUT.
Dealers from around the globe descend on Fort Mason this week, with tickets starting around $23 and opening-night gala tickets reaching $10,000.
Objects: USA pairs Wendell Castle and George Nakashima with today's makers at the Museum of Craft and Design through January.
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