Bayou City Ballet Youth Company presents a weekend of contemporary and classical ballet, featuring the premiere works by internationally recognized choreographers Katlyn Addison , Randall Flinn , and Nao Kusuzaki .Read more
Bayou City Ballet Youth Company presents a weekend of contemporary and classical ballet, featuring the premiere works by internationally recognized choreographers Katlyn Addison , Randall Flinn , and Nao Kusuzaki .Read more
1968 takes us to Chicago as Yippies, student activists, conscientious objectors, would-be-presidents, poets, musicians, local police, and state troopers collided on the grounds of Grant Park and the streets of Michigan Avenue during the Democratic National Convention in August 1968. This interdisciplinary, multimedia performance investigates the body as both source and site of protest – mining iconic photographs, news media, music, art, actions, and events of 1968 for a deeper understanding of our conflict-ridden, intensely mediated here and now.Read more
“Imagine how the world could be so very fine, so happy together!” –Garry Bonner and Alan Gordon
Happiness can only grow when shared with YOU. Our concert of music and poetry, “Happy Together," will underscore the events and diversity of our lives as Houstonians from our hot summers and busy freeways to the big Texas blue sky and from beautiful sunsets and sunrises to trips into space. Join us as we share our joy of making music together in this fabulous city we call home. The concert will include three premiere performances. Houston Bronze is Happy Together and we would love to share that happiness with you.Read more
1968 takes us to Chicago as Yippies, student activists, conscientious objectors, would-be-presidents, poets, musicians, local police, and state troopers collided on the grounds of Grant Park and the streets of Michigan Avenue during the Democratic National Convention in August 1968. This interdisciplinary, multimedia performance investigates the body as both source and site of protest – mining iconic photographs, news media, music, art, actions, and events of 1968 for a deeper understanding of our conflict-ridden, intensely mediated here and now.Read more
