One of the most versatile and innovative classical groups in Houston, KINETIC teams up with award-winning quintet, Windsync, Houston Symphony associate principal horn, Robert Johnson, and Rice University Professor of Music, Dr. Thomas Jaber, for a program that journeys from the German Baroque to twentieth-century America.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
NobleMotion Dance proudly announces the inaugural performance of their pre-professional company in On Your Mark, Get Set… NMD2. It’s a delightful and thought-provoking evening that features new work by the Nobles as well as original choreography by guest artists Jesus Acosta, Laura Harrell, Joshua Manculich, and Travis Prokop.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
"Vivartana" is a presentation in Bharatanatyam that celebrates the power of dance to transform.
By the Mesmerizing Dancer Rama Vaidyanathan & Her Dance Troupe.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
Classical Arts Society presents the Spring Music Festival, featuring area Indian classical dance and music teachers presenting a tribute to T. Balasaraswati on her birth centenary and also a full-length Veena concert by 16-year-old prodigy Ramana Balachandran. There is also a Mother's Day tribute songs of Devi Kritis by area artists.Read more
Best of Fringe returns after a two-year absence, and comes back for a two-night engagement featuring twelve Houston-based artists and companies. Each night offers a different roster of independent performing art spanning a variety of disciplines, including circus, music, Modern dance, hip-hop, and theater. Best of Fringe 2018 will unveil a partial line-up of the artists who will present work at the 2018 Houston Fringe Festival in September, and reveal this year’s logo color and merchandise.Read more
