The T.R.U.T.H. Project presents
Glow Up Yoga with Jahmal
Focusing on Queer folx of color and allies, prepare to GLOW UP as we breathe, stretch, and elevate the spirit! 1st Saturday of the month 10:00 AM, please arrive by 9:45 AM.
MATCH
3400 Main Houston, TX 77002
Free to the public with registration, donations accepted.
For beginners or advanced, this experience is for you!Read more
Sites of Memory is an exhibition featuring newly commissioned and recent works by San Antonio-based artist Jenelle Esparza and Houston-based artist Verónica Gaona, who come together to explore the impermanent nature of land and its residual energy through the use of objects, land-based materials, and living and historical research. This exhibition builds on conversations between Esparza and Gaona as they work to further explore the impacts of migration, familial legacy, transnationality, migratory labor, and ideas related to rest.
Sites of Memory explores the relationship between the body, history, and land. It is the next iteration of Overlapping Territories , an ongoing project about interconnected relationships to land, curated by Ashley DeHoyos, who is working with artists to identify and trace a network of knowledge and experiences through public conversations, art, and interviews with other curators, cultural producers, and scholars from across the Southwest United States.Read more
by Social Movement Contemporary Dance
We The People conveys Gibson's observations of what happens when people’s daily lives are interrupted by the world's harsh realities and they begin to demand change.Read more
A high octane love story from iconic underground writer Alex Wukman . An aspiring rapper from Houston's Southwest side meets the trust fund girl of his dreams. Their weekend fling becomes something more and almost destroys the two of them.
Alex Wukman is a Houston-based poet, playwright, journalist and author. He was one of the founding editors of Free Press Houston and has performed spoken-word throughout the Houston area for 20 years. He is the author of a guidebook to the Texas coast, a recognized expert on Houston history, and not that interesting in real life. He lives in Alief with his wife Sarah Cooke, a miniature schnauzer and a handful of chickens, but don't tell the HOA.Read more
Students of Bayou City Ballet Youth Company featured in new works by Barry Kerollis and Alex Pandiscio, as well as selections from Coppelia and Giselle .Read more
Gospel Comedy Entertainment presents the Won't He Do It Comedy Show featuring CLEAN stand-up comedians performing, GCE brings the gift and the spirit of laughter.
Laughter is one of the healthiest exercises that we can enjoy, it literally brings healing, mentally, physically and spiritually.
These professional comedians take every day, real life experiences to engage and bring laughter to each member of the audience...Perfect to bring your church, your Pastor, your date, your parents, your grandparents to enlighten, encourage and entertain with the gift of laughter...
A merry heart doeth good like medicine.
(Proverbs 17:22) LAUGHALUJAH!!!Read more
Grouping artists from all different backgrounds to bring you a collection of contemporary dancing and aerial arts. This piece was created to shine a light on the importance of versatility in the performance world. Movement, strength, flexibility and aerial. Putting this piece together has allowed these performers to learn from and work with different movement types. Bringing them all together to create The Collection .Read more
Illiterate yet affable, Bobby Reyburn loves to do impressions and watch soap operas. He’s also a member of the Aryan nation sitting on death row, convicted of an unimaginable hate crime. John Brennan is an articulate, well-educated convict and editor of the prison newspaper, The Death Row Advocate. Following executions, John publishes obituaries that tell the stories of the executed but never mentions the crimes committed. John's writing draws national attention and the interest of a journalist who wants to do a story about him. As each awaits his final fate under the watchful eye of their female guard, they confront, comfort, and change each other. Inspired by the story of a real-life Texas death row inmate, Coyote on a Fence explores the questions: Can one be redeemed in the final hours of life? Is everyone redeemable even if they aren’t seeking redemption?Read more
Invisible Lines presents Each New Journey , a theatrical sampler from the poetry of the Fabulous Billie Duncan , a long-time Houston poet, writer and community activist. Based on her books, Beneath the Desk and Requiem for the Plastic Clown , Invisible Lines takes the audience for a rollercoaster trip through the mind of one of Houston’s most beloved and lyrical artists.
Duncan is a poet, publicist, journalist, photographer, and artist. She is the director and performer with The Balcony Poets performance troupe, which melds multi-voice poetry with live music and art inspired original poetry. She also has served as communications director of Houston Poetry Fest, coordinator of Houston Poetry Summit, founder of the Houston branch of A Hundred Thousand Poets for Change, as well as promoting and consulting for many other poetry organizations.
Invisible Lines is a poetry performance troupe that specializes in theatrical immersions in original and canonical poetry.Read more
