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The Cat in the Hat
“The sun did not shine. It was too wet to play. So we sat in the house. All that cold, cold, wet day.” So begins the wildly popular Dr. Seuss classic that generations of children have read. But never fear, the Cat in the Hat appears, along with Thing One and Thing Two (bringing mayhem and fun!), to take Sally, her brother, and the fish on a madcap adventure!Read more
Junie B.’s Essential Survival Guide to School
“Hello! It’s me . . . Junie B. Jones! I have been going to school for over one and a half entire years now. And I have learned a jillion things that will help you survive at that place.” The sequel to, Junie B. Jones the Musical, this is the wisecracking first grader’s newest adventure — writing her own survival guide with tips and tricks on surviving an entire day at school!Read more
Charlotte’s Web
The tender story of a wise and kind spider named Charlotte who devises a plan to save her friend, Wilbur the pig. Charlotte’s Web is the “just about perfect” tale of friendship, love and life.Read more
The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley
Stanley Lambchop is an ordinary boy… until his bulletin board falls off the wall and flattens him! Now he can slide under doors, attach postage and mail himself, and even capture thieves — all while learning that heroes come in all shapes and sizes.Read more
My Father’s Daughter
‘My Father’s Daughter: Byzantine Art in the Modern World’ is a special exhibition for Joni Zavitsanos, as it chronicles the work of her father’s (Diamantis John Cassis 1936 - 2015) side by side with her own. Her father was on a quest to discover and create meaningful, edifying art. He used the principles of Byzantine iconography, a structured art form copied and used to depict biblical themes in Orthodox churches, to create both ancient and modern imagery that continues to speak to audiences in a unique and didactic way.
Zavitsanos has followed in her father's footsteps, recreating the ancient imagery of the Byzantine era, to give a modern statement for today’s society. Both of them strive to answer the question, “Can modern art be edifying”, and “How would that look?”Read more
Mind the Gap
Dance Source Houston present Mind The Gap 14.0, featuring works by local dancemakers including Brittany Bass, Rivkah French, Cassie Hobbs, Crystal Knabeschuh (Encompass Dance Collective), Ty Lewis (Pilot Dance Project) and Sarah Vickery. The Mind The Gap series provides choreographers at in any phase of their career the opportunity to share their work at any stage of the creative process without the burden and expense of self production.Read more
THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK
The haunting, true story of two families forced to hide from the world in an attic with World War II raging around them — and the courageous people who risked their own lives to protect the very existence of those families.Read more
Free/Flow
Three Houston arts organizations collaborate in Free/Flow, an evening of live music and dance. Musiqa, known for its adventurous programming, matches wits with the visually stunning work of NobleMotion Dance. The evening features dances performed to the music of Christopher Cerrone, Pierre Jalbert, Jessie Montgomery and Francois Rabbath played live by the conductorless ensemble Kinetic. Read more
Fade to Black Reading Series 2020
Shabach Enterprise's Fade To Black Reading Series returns for its fifth year. A Sunday matinee has been added. Fade To Black is Houston's first and only short play festival to showcase the new works of Black playwrights.
Each year, as we bring more programs to life, the Fade To Black movement grows! Within the span of eight years, we will have already produced the plays of over 90 amazing playwrights and utilized the talents of our culturally diverse theatre community of local actors and directors.Read more
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