Dance Source Houston, in collaboration with MATCH - Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston, presents the first Mind The Gap performance of 2019, featuring an evening of works by local choreographers and companies including Joel Aguilera, Roxanne Claire, Brenna Forsyth (Ascend Dance Collective), Rachel Redding, Silambam Houston, Paty Lorena Solórzano and Heather VonReichbauer.Read more

Young Joey Stoshack has the special power to travel through time, so when he’s given an assignment to write a paper about a famous African-American, he chooses Jackie Robinson and heads back to 1947 to meet the man himself. Through his adventures, Joey experiences what it’s like to be African-American during a time of segregation and witnesses first-hand Jackie smashing the color barrier, even when people on his own team are against him. A powerful tale of bravery and integrity.Read more

When Katharina Blum spends the night with an alleged terrorist, her quiet, ordered life falls into ruins. Suddenly a suspect, Katharina is subject to a vicious smear campaign by the police and a ruthless tabloid journalist, testing the limits of her dignity and her sanity. Volker Schlöndorff and Margarethe von Trotta’s powerful adaptation of Heinrich Böll’s novel is a stinging commentary on state power, individual freedom, and media manipulation––as relevant today as on the day of its release in 1975. - Janus FilmsRead more

DANCE 3 is a unique and diverse dance concert that showcases three of Houston's dance companies and their different dance styles, from ballet, jazz, modern and contemporary dance. Each company will premier all-new dance works by local and national choreographers. Read more

Laurence Olivier Award-winning comedy Educating Rita takes a poignant, deeply moving, and yet hilarious look at an intrepid twenty-six-year old hairdresser's quest for inner growth, culture, and education. As she enrolls for an open-university course taught by disillusioned Professor Frank, who is battling his own demons, they are both forced to confront their own class assumptions. The play is a complex investigation of class and education. What does it take to pursue a dream? Could such a quest alienate your community and your own history? What do you have to sacrifice? Is it worth it? Through a delightful and inspired fusion of comedy and drama, playwright Willy Russel attempts to answer these questions while celebrating the possibilities of education and transformation.Read more

A filmic portrait about two people, living in a ghost town.

A story about solitude and survival, the results of a failed atomic experiment.Read more

The Wild Texas Film Tour is a short film tour showcasing wildlife, adventure, and conservation stories from across the state.  Meet the characters in the films, the folks behind the cameras, and some of the best photographers, anglers, outdoors people, and wildlife enthusiasts in the state of Texas.Read more

A Curious Christmas is a variety show, featuring family-friendly Music, Magic & Holiday Cheer.Read more

Directed by award-winning British filmmaker Leslee Udwin, India’s Daughter is the story of the brutal gang rape and murder in Delhi of 23-year-old medical student Jyoti Singh, which sparked protests and serious debate about gender inequality across India.

Through interviews with Jyoti’s family and friends, victims’ rights advocates, as well as from the assailants, their lawyers, and their families, India’s Daughter paints a complicated picture of a country struggling to embrace modernity while wrestling with the rampant effects of extreme poverty and patriarchal attitudes towards women.Read more