Open Dance Project's newest family audiences production follows Alice down the rabbit hole to Wonderland where strange and silly creatures teach her about the power of the imagination and the wisdom of nonsense. The performance features aerial silks, acrobatics, and clever choreography that is sure to delight children and grown-ups alike!Read more
Terra Nostra Ensemble closes the 2018/19 season with a program that showcases music from various regions of Iberoamerica: Spain, South America, and Mexico. The concert features a performance of a revised version of the famous Piano Quintet in G minor Op. 49 by Spanish composer Enrique Granados. This edition by Moises Bertran reconstructs the work using available manuscripts.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
After a season of exploring all ends of Houston, we are bringing new music back to the heart of Midtown! This musician-curated program is a synthesis of the two primary facets of Loop38’s 2018-19 season, reinterpreting our yearlong collaboration with the visual artists of Sawyer Yards through the lens of the various compositional styles that we have presented throughout our formal concerts this season.
Join us for an evening of works which tackle the concept of visual arts both literally and through abstraction, composed by Julian Anderson, Cathy Berberian, Cornelius Cardew, and Ashley Fure.Read more
Come and see the students from the Professional Intensive at METdance perform in an informal showing to conclude the 6-day intensive.Read more
Mutapa, Birth of the Goddesses tells the story of a young king full of ego who looses his throne to his ambitious cousin. Only the Goddesses protecting the ancient land can save it from the treacherous new monarch.Read more
NobleMotion Dance’s pre-professional dance company presents original works by Bridget Moore, Jennifer Mabus, Rasika Borse, the Nobles, and NMD2 Directors Colette Kerwick and Seth McPhail. Dance technology is also featured in a new film by David and Brittany Deveau. Athletic, generous, and communal - Ready or Not highlights the talents of ten up-and-coming dance artists.Read more
Hunter Dance Center presents their second annual recital featuring ballet, modern, aerial, hip hop and circus arts performances by Hunter Dance Center students and a special appearance by Hunter's professional dance company in residence, Open Dance Project. Read more
Tre Maison Dasan is a nationally acclaimed documentary that follows three boys who each have an incarcerated parent. Told completely through the children's perspective, Tre Maison Dasan was called “Potent, sometimes wrenchingly intimate” by Variety Magazine.
Following the viewing, there will be a discussion of the challenges facing the estimated 125,000 Houston children who have had one or more parents in prison.Read more
Soy Latin(x) is an exciting celebration of Latin Culture through dance. 'Soy Latin(x)' joins the Latino Arts Now (LAN) Conference as it highlights the contribution of Latin art to the shaping of the United States' culture. Read more
