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Director Selects | April 3, 2020
In the past two weeks, our world has changed at a breakneck pace. At the same time, it has crawled from one day to the other without distinction.
SNEAK PEEK: La Marisoul takes us behind the scenes of The Soraya's Jazz Club.
Los Angeles’ own powerhouse vocalist Marisol Hernandez (aka La Marisoul) gives a tour of The Soraya's Jazz Club. See why Jazz Club is "the place to be!" (San Francisco Classical Voice).
8 Reasons Why Joshua Bell is a Soraya Favorite
From child prodigy to Dancing with the Stars, three-time Grammy winner Joshua Bell returns to The Soraya on March 4th with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields.
Ta Ta Ta...Duh: Beethoven's 5th in Popular Culture
Written between 1804 and 1808, "Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Opus 67" is recognizable from the first notes.
Ballet BC's Creative Team discuss Romeo + Juliet
Since it was first written and performed in 1596, Shakespeare's indelible classic, Romeo and Juliet — the doomed romance of two teenagers from feuding families — is possibly the most...
Artist to Artist: La Marisoul X Camila MezaCamila Meza performs at The Soraya Mar 7!
Camila Meza, equally prized as a vocalist, guitarist, and composer, has brought a sound full of warmth, intricacy and rhythmic clarity to the jazz scene ever since her arrival from...
Meet the cast of Ballet BC's Romeo + Juliet
Ballet BC's Romeo + Juliet returns to the stage after the show's highly acclaimed premiere in 2018.
Mavis Staples: A Message at The Soraya
Mavis Staples has a message. It has been there down through the decades, as she soared across musical styles and genres, collecting friends, fans and contemporaries all across the globe.
A Personal Relationship with BeethovenFebruary, 2020
We’re about halfway through our Beethoven concerts. There were six altogether — 1 solo piano recital, 1 chamber concert, 2 concertos, and 2 symphonies.