Hope Stone Dance’s ‘s (a tale of possession) addresses the timeless topic of ownership, questioning “what do we really own?” Mine, ours, yours. Maybe a line from “Fight Club” is the answer – “The things you own end up owning you.”Read more
River Oaks Dance presents a story ballet by and for children. Dream Circus is the tale of young Marie's dream of all the magical and wondrous happenings at the Circus.Read more
Carlos, un hombre machista, abusivo y controlador, se enfrenta por primera vez en su vida a su miedo mas grande, perder el Control.
Perdió el Control del televisor justo minutos antes de iniciar el partido de su equipo favorito de fútbol, Perdió el Control de su familia, a causa de su agresividad, Perdió el Control de su vida al ver perdidas todas las cosas por las que luchaba día con día.
Carlos se enfrenta a la pregunta máxima, ¿Que es el Control? Y tendrá que responderse a sí mismo esa pregunta, antes de que comience su partido de las Chivas.Read more
Carmen, una chica que sufre de doble personalidad descubre que se ha enamorado de dos hombres; por un lado su personalidad conservadora y casta se enamora de un hombre muy machista y pendenciero, mientras que su personalidad extrovertida… y muy sensual se enamora de un joven de cultura muy conservadora y hasta puritana. Carmen recurre a los consejos de su mejor amigo gay Ruly, para que la oriente en como salir del problema. Aunque estos consejos terminan convirtiendo la vida de los tres en un verdadero caos, pues Ruly no solo se mete en su casa, en su vida y... hasta en la cama.Read more
Panopticon is an hour long immersive production choreographed by Annie Arnoult in collaboration with the performers and inspired by Open Dance Project’s ongoing research into the Sci-fi world of retro-futuristic dystopias. Set in a world where “citizens” are constantly being watched, a la George Orwell’s 1984, Panopticon follows two would-be lovers struggling with their desire for physical and emotional intimacy in a world where deep, human connection is forbidden.Read more
Come join MP2 for a short concert to kick off the weekend! We will be previewing music for our as-yet-untitled 4th CD, with the music of Augusta Read Thomas, Bright Sheng, and Krzysztof Penderecki. All ticket holders will receive a free download of the CD, and you can submit your suggestions for the album's title to win some MP2 swag!Read more
Lights, Camera, Action! Join the Houston Pride Band as we kick off 2019 with a night On The Red Carpet, with musical selections highlighting Academy Award winners such as An American in Paris, your favorite Disney classics, and hits from other broadway and epic films! Read more
"I went to sleep with gum in my mouth, and now there's gum in my hair, and when I got out of bed this morning, I tripped on the skateboard, and by mistake I dropped my sweater in the sink while the water was running, and I could tell it was going to be a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day."
This wonderfully fun musical teaches children of all ages to share their feelings and reminds us all that bad days can happen to anyone – even in Australia!Read more
Musica Tra Amici will present an intimate chamber music performance featuring some of Houston's own world-class artists. The renowned concert artist and Shepherd School of Music violin professor, Cho-Liang Lin will be joined by Houston Symphony principal cellist, Brinton Averil Smith, and his wife, internationally acclaimed pianist, Evelyn Chen.Read more
Houston's premier international music ensemble presents Christopher Tin's Grammy Award-winning celebration of global harmony. Featuring music from a variety of world cultures in over a dozen languages, "Calling All Dawns" is a sweeping masterpiece, exploring a mosaic of dynamic rhythms and rich harmonies from Ireland, China, Iran, East Africa, France, Israel, Poland, Japan, Brazil, India, New Zealand, and more. Read more
