Tea Stories explores the universal language of tea through diverse cultural traditions, social backgrounds, and fictional art works. From Chinese and Pakistan Chai tea ceremonies to British afternoon tea, from Lewis Carroll Alice's tea time in Wonderland to James Joyce and Marcel Proust. Tea is not only a ritual, it is also, among others, a medicine, a comfort to the soul, a spiritual communion and healing, a celebration of life, and a social happening. Mostly, the exquisite experience of a hot cup of tea in a winter day may, many years after, bring together the immaterial beauty and remembrance of things past.Read more

Illusions 2019: "Hey There, Mr. Blue" is a jukebox musical told through pop music, drag and performance artists.

"Hey There, Mr. Blue" is a story of a young boy coming of age faced with the struggles of parents, relationships, sexual identity, recovery, and discovery of himself. Hilarious and poignant to young and old alike. Filled with dancing, colorful stages and graphics.Read more

I made a promise to bring the film to Houston to make sure he won't be forgotten. The event starts with a short film of the story to bring the film to Houston with a live interview with the directors. The feature film and event is based around the Reis Lopez Tijerina film, "They Called Me King Tiger" and my promise to bring this film to Houston.Read more

Lynn Birdwell, as Bird Nest Development, presents new films and episodic series to be created in Houston, Texas. Funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance. Additional funding from Bird House Productions and Houston Film Endowment.Read more

Be inspired this Christmas by Mary's Song, a retelling of the biblical account of the virgin birth and the events surrounding it as told by Mary, mother of Jesus.  Although she lived during a time of Roman oppression, Mary found a song in her heart when she conceived the Holy Son of God.  No matter the time, the place, or the situation, everyone should carry a hopeful song in their heart.  Read more

American Neoclassical Ballet's artistic director and choreographer Erin Boone premieres our Holiday Series. This program is designed to transport the audience into the wondrous beauty of the holiday season through music and dance. Read more

Penned by Langston Hughes in 1961, Black Nativity is an Afrocentric retelling of the birth of Jesus. This unforgettable theatrical experience is infused with rousing gospel music, soul-stirring dancing and stories familiar and unfamiliar. Join us for a thrilling time to celebrate heritage, faith and community!Read more