Presented by the Yale Alumni Association and New Conservatory Theatre Center, and also featuring the Stanford Mendicants, the concert will benefit NCTC’s YouthAware program.

While there are personal stories, The Tom Judson Show is mostly about the songs - songs you may have never heard before, but are definitely worth lending an ear.

Broadway star Brian Stokes Mitchell performs in SF

It is time for the finale and an announcement for the future for 42nd Street Moon, the long-running troupe that presents infrequently seen productions in simplified productions.

San Francisco Ballet’s Don Quixote is like a weekend at the Sevillana Grande in Las Vegas - amidst Spanish architecture, the toreadors come at us in burnt orange with accents of turquoise and have very good legs.

Director Jon Tracy has given each half of this dramatic diptych its own flavor and pacing, yet the combination eventually makes sense, even as our brains get shifted into higher gears.

SFB’s Program Seven, which opened last Thursday and ran through April 18 at the Opera House, shows three ballets from the early-middle period of George Balanchine, when he was still working on Broadway and immensely successful as a maker of hit shows.