Collaborative conversations through classical Indian arts, created by twelve brilliant young artists from across the United States, form the core of YUVA 2019. Through Indian classical dance and music, the artists of the YUVA 2019 cohort explore varied themes and global influences, including mental health, the power of communication, an exploration of American musical theater, geographical landscapes described in classical Indian literature, storytelling through abstract movement, and an experimental fusion of western and Indian classical musical traditions.Read more

As part of its 2019 PMT Pop Up: Cabaret Series, PMT Young Artist Series (YAS!) presents a review-style concert showcasing excerpts from past YAS! productions and featuring select solo and small ensemble performances from the musical theater and pop music repertoire.Read more

The Houston Pride Band celebrates the holiday season with its concert, the Sugar Plum Fantasy, which draws on the music and imagery from the famed Nutcracker Suite. Visions of other holiday classics will be interwoven in this festive performance celebrating the most magical time of the year.Read more

The Houston Pride Band kicks off its 2019-2020 season by returning to the middle ages and presenting music from across the realms. The Game of Crowns concert will feature royal music from the likes of Queen, Prince, Lord of the Rings, and many more. Read more

Ashrita Keshav-Pritam (India) and Dr. Pranamya Suri (USA), two beautiful and talented stars on the Kuchipudi firmament, will showcase some of the best dances in the repertoire of Kuchipudi, from South India, one of the most vibrant and exciting dance forms in the world. Kuchipudi, once the prerogative of men, but now mostly performed by women, is dramatic, vivacious, fast-paced yet graceful, lively, up-beat, and thoroughly enjoyable. The dances include one which requires the execution of fast rhythmic sequences while balancing on the rim of a brass plate. Exciting indeed! Read more

Our annual Houston Summer Concert. This concert will feature works by 6 Texas Composers, including the world premiere of a commissioned piece by the winner of this season’s Student Composer Competition.Read more

In a society where the media often stigmatizes Black men as thugs, drug dealers, dead beat dads, abusive, and low life’s, this play takes the audience through a powerful journey that attempts to dispel the myth that villainizes Black men. When confronted with adversity can they make the right choices?Read more

A year before its silver anniversary, and after a highly acclaimed première at Rice University, Gente de Teatro brings back to the stage Madenusa by Argentine playwright Claudia Soroka.  The author has created an amusing piece, fresh and engaging, highlighting the experience of the immigrant and delving into the intricacies of adjusting to a different culture.   

In an attempt to restart a life that had been interrupted, this time Mabel and Osvaldo, long-time residents of the USA, have invited “la Yoli” and “el Negro”* to come from Argentina for a visit. What happens when the world one left behind is suddenly back?

*Commonly used Argentine term of endearment Read more