The traditional mass and the writings of St. Francis of Assisi combine with the melting pot cultures of the Caribbean in Glenn McClure's St. Francis in the Americas: A Caribbean Mass, featuring piano, percussion, and the steel drums of The Texas PanArt Ensemble.Read more
Join the Houston Pride Band as we kick off the summer with our tribute to heading out on a great journey, with music selections highlighting our favorite vacation destinations, modes of travel, and adventures on land, sea, and in the stars. Read more
When Calvin Owens invited Eugene Carrier to join the B. B. King Orchestra in 1979, the blues was beginning to realize its most dramatic era in worldwide appreciation. He brought home dozens of posters from his travels with foreign language graphics that show just how popular the blues was in Europe, South America, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. From the cotton fields of the Mississippi Delta, East Texas and the Gulf Coast, this music and its musicians was heralded for their talent and their wisdom.Read more
Part of the Month of Portugal celebrations featuring two internationally renowned contemporary artists: Camané and Nathalie Pires. Fado is the soul of Portuguese music and is believed to have originated in the early 1800’s in the streets, pubs, cafés and restaurants of Lisbon. It is a unique music experience known for its expressiveness and for being profoundly melancholic and sentimental. In 2011, Fado was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. Read more
“Finding OZ” is a thoughtful, compassionate look at the causes and effects of bullying. Ultimately, it’s a story about the bravery it takes for not only, bystanders to become up-standers, but also the victims of bullying to take that yellow brick road together to a path of self-acceptance.Read more
The dames are sheathed in satin and attitude, the guys have secrets to spare, and the gags come slathered in soy sauce in the flimsy film spoof, “Adrift in Macao.” - Charles Isherwood, The New York TimesRead more
The Space City New Music Festival is a week-long summer festival that brings composers, performers, and conductors together to collaborate on newly composed works, study contemporary music, build lifelong relationships, and present 3 to 4 concerts for the community of Houston.Read more
You've probably seen the recent film adaptation "Into the Woods", now come and see all the amazing bits that were left out including a number that was cut from the Original Broadway show! Into the Woods is one of, if not the most, popular musicals in the Sondheim repertoire. Come see our minimal but effective set using incredible lighting design, projections, and a single platform to effectively communicate the vision from the original production! Read more
KINETIC opens its fourth season with an evocative collage of three works inspired by the captivating shapes and sounds of water, featuring works by Grace Williams, Michael Daugherty, and Daniel TemkinRead more
