As the greatest Palestinian cartoonist, Naji Al Ali captured the essence of the Palestinian people as humans, citizens and refugees. His irrepressible voice resonates through his art which simply yet powerfully documents resilience and strength. His satirical messaging addressed the core issues plaguing the region, incredibly foreshadowing the tragic events of today.Read more
Situated in the 1930s through original music, costume, lighting, and immersive set design, Open Dance Project 's Bonnie & Clyde presents a look inward at the emotional journey of two young criminals from Texas in the midst of the Great Depression. Through compelling choreography and historical details from the duo’s journals, poetry, and letters, the couple’s sensationalized drama is peeled back to reveal the human experience of love, desperation, and violence.Read more
From soothing lullabies and hymns of hope to beloved folk songs and musical theater, Houston’s premiere multicultural choir presents Through the Eyes of a Child , exploring the deep connection between music and cherished memories of youth.Read more
Set in a brothel in northern Argentina, Venecia unfolds a vibrant marginal world where wit and humor intertwine with deep humanity. At the heart of the story is La Gringa — an elderly, blind madam who dreams of traveling to Venice to reunite with the love of her life and finally free herself from a lingering guilt.
When the journey proves impossible, the other characters create a touching theatrical illusion — a play within the play — to bring her dream to life. Tender, funny, and profoundly moving, the play invites audiences to reflect on illusion, solidarity, desire, and the enduring dignity of the human spirit.Read more
Situated in the 1930s through original music, costume, lighting, and immersive set design, Open Dance Project 's Bonnie & Clyde presents a look inward at the emotional journey of two young criminals from Texas in the midst of the Great Depression. Through compelling choreography and historical details from the duo’s journals, poetry, and letters, the couple’s sensationalized drama is peeled back to reveal the human experience of love, desperation, and violence.Read more
University of Houston Kathrine G. McGovern College of the Arts School of Theatre & Dance, UH Dance Program and the Dance Student Association presents UH Goes to the MATCH on Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 7:30 PM.
UH Goes to the MATCH consists of an eclectic night of dance produced, choreographed, and performed by UH School of Theatre & Dance students.
