The earth is barren. The sea stands still. There is less and less of anything here. In the shelter, blind despot Hamm (who can’t stand up) lords over his weary attendant Clov (who can’t sit down), each dependent on the other. Hamm’s legless parents Nagg and Nell slowly expire in adjacent trash bins, confined there by their son. Day after punishing day, Hamm steers Clov through a series of senseless, circular routines in impotent defiance of a predetermined outcome. With each reminder of the death that awaits him outside, Clov inches nearer to the exit. 

Nobody does tragicomedy like Samuel Beckett. A central line from the play, “Nothing is funnier than unhappiness,” practically defines the genre. Director Jason Nodler and Greg Dean (Hamm) revisit their roles from Catastrophic’s 1995 and 2012 productions. Luis Galindo (Clov), Jeff Miller (Nagg), and Julia Oppenheim (Nell) round out the cast.

“Catastrophic Theatre’s stark, unflinching production of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame demonstrates exactly why this company and its artistic director Jason Nodler are so important to the city’s cultural life.” – Houston ChronicleRead more

A unique melange of multicultural dance traditions from India, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka, highlighting both their distinct characteristics and the cultural elements they share. Read more

Forget everything you know about traditional theater. Here, you're not just watching a story; you're a part of it. 

Midnight High: A Night at the Oxhead tells a story about the intersection of power and desire for belonging through a western and science-fiction lens. As an immersive show, you will have full agency to explore the set. Every ticket is a premium ticket; every experience is a premium experience, and no two patrons will experience it in the same way.

As you wander through the meticulously crafted Saloon, you'll meet otherworldly characters, each with their own secrets and desires. Engage with them, and you might just uncover the mysteries that bind this town together.

Your journey will be a walking one, so we recommend you wear comfortable shoes as you explore the Saloon. While you're here, you can also enjoy complimentary drinks provided by our sponsors, Milam & Greene Whiskey and St. Arnold Brewing Company (21+).

Midnight High is not just a play; it’s a living world. And we welcome you to join us for A Night at the Oxhead.Read more

Hailed as “the female voice of the Spanish guitar” by Opera World Magazine, Andrea Gonzalez Caballero is an extraordinary talent, enchanting audiences worldwide with her impeccable skills and evocative performances. A record-breaker, Andrea is the youngest guitarist to win First Prize at the prestigious “XIII Alhambra International Guitar Competition” (Valencia) and has also claimed First Prize and Special Prize at the “XL International Competition F. Sor” (Rome).Read more

Bayou City Ballet Youth Company Artists and Junior Company perform works by Dylan Allen, Nao Kusuzaki, and Alex Pandiscio, with guest appearances by Silambam Houston (2PM) and Lindsay Cortner (7PM).Read more

An intimate concert with Houston's premiere Venezuelan violinist. He explores rhythm and melody, taking this small audience on a tour of Venezuelan and Latin American music, improvising and playing special and unique versions of their songs.Read more

Gente de Teatro celebrates its 30th anniversary with PERFECTOS DESCONOCIDOS (Perfect Strangers) — a stage adaptation by Daniel Guzmán and David Serrano, based on the record-breaking international hit film Perfetti Sconosciuti by Paolo Genovese.

On an eclipse night, a group of lifelong friends gathers for dinner. Suddenly, someone suggests an unexpected game: place their phones on the table and share all incoming messages and calls throughout the evening. Would you dare to play?

PERFECTOS DESCONOCIDOS (Perfect Strangers) is a fast-paced and vibrant comedy — a true rollercoaster ride filled with laughter, shocks, and surprises, where privacy is pushed to its limits. With a solid and deeply human script, the play explores trust, friendship, hidden secrets, and the impact of modern technology on our relationships.Read more

Presented by Gospel Comedy Entertainment & LoKatt Management ​

The FIYAH SHOW Live is bringing the heat with an unforgettable night of Clean Comedy, Big Laughs, and Real Community Energy! Hosted by Yielded, this one-of-a-kind event is more than just a comedy show — it’s a FREE live recording that highlights the best in clean comedy, proving you can laugh hard without crossing the line.

Come be part of the live audience as we capture the fun, the FIYAH, and the fellowship. Expect comedy that uplifts, entertains, and keeps it 100% family-friendly while still bringing the house down with laughter.

Clean Comedy. Real Laughter. FIYAH Energy!Read more

Nominated for best play for the 2022 Tony Awards, The Minutes is a biting political satire infused with dark humor, offering a sharp, humorous, and timely critique of power dynamics, political corruption, and the manipulation of history.

Set during a council meeting in the small, fictional town of Big Cherry, a group of local politicians and officials convenes to address seemingly routine, mundane matters. As the meeting unfolds, however, unexpected and unsettling truths about the town’s past and the people in charge begin to surface. With Pulitzer Prize-winning Letts’ signature mix of sharp humor and mounting tension, The Minutes delivers an urgent and engaging reflection on how even the smallest political systems reflect and influence larger power structures.Read more

In a hilarious yet biting reimagining of the infamous Salem Witch Trials, A Salem Witch Trial: As Told by Kevo flips history on its head with satire, suspense, and shocking revelations. A crooked Pastor and a power-hungry Governor conspire to bend Salem’s fearful townspeople to their will. Outrageous accusations spread like wildfire, neighbors betray one another, and long-hidden truths rise to the surface in ways no one expected.

What begins as a laugh-out-loud spoof quickly sharpens into a scathing social mirror—exposing how corruption thrives when fear, greed, and blind faith collide. And just when you think you know the truth, the unsettling question lingers: was there ever a real witch in Salem after all?

Blending dark comedy with historical parody, this bold one-act performance showcases the wit, edge, and fearless storytelling that define Kevo’s award-winning productions. Featuring a dynamic cast of seasoned actors from Kevo’s previous plays—What Do We Do Now?, Vincent: Homage to Van Gogh, Medusa: As Told by Kevo, Adam’s Apple, and Who Stole the Mona Lisa?—alongside fresh Houston talent, this play promises an unforgettable night of theater.

⚠️ Audience Note: Due to mature themes, profanity, religious parody, and horror elements, this show is recommended for audiences ages 10 and up. (Yes, even the youngest actor is 10!)

Step into Salem like you’ve never seen it before—part comedy, part cautionary tale, from the mind of Kevo.Read more

El Hispanic Choir of Houston te invita a vivir una noche inolvidable en su Concierto 10° Aniversario, bajo el lema “Un latido, mil historias, una sola voz.”

Un evento lleno de pasión, cultura y armonía que contará con la participación especial del Coro Infantil y Chamber Choir de El Sistema Texas, Ricardo Aguirre Jr, Ricardo Hernández, Nano Silva y Gianloret Matos ¡Acompáñanos y sé parte de esta gran celebración que enaltece nuestra identidad y el poder de la música coral!Read more

This multidisciplinary event blends cinema, live performance, and community fundraising into one powerful evening that celebrates the journey of Olympian and Houston’s own B-boy Jeffro while uplifting the HipHop community through art, dance, and storytelling. The night begins with the premiere of JEFFRO, a powerful film that dives into Jeffro’s immigrant background, his resilience through adversity, and the path that led him to make history as a qualifier for the first-ever Breaking category at the 2024 Olympics. The film also sheds light on his mission to create sustainable careers for HipHop dancers in Texas, ensuring the culture continues to thrive for future generations.Read more