.Kevin Kirby

The free Summer Pops concert series 'is for everybody,' organizers say.

'The MeshugaNutcracker' is a crazy ride, in ways both good and bad

In December 1904, at the Duke of York's Theatre in London, the world had its first taste of what is now an iconic tale. It was there, in a play by Scottish author J.M. Barrie, that audiences were introduced to a place called Neverland and to its unusual inhabitants: Captain Hook, Tinkerbell, the Lost Boys, and of course Peter Pan, 'the boy who wouldn't grow up.'

San Jose Opera's attention to detail elevates an already superbly performed production of 'The Italian Girl in Algiers'

'Where Angels Fear to Tread' takes 'welcome' risk, lacks follow through