A professional, middle-class African American homeowner has begun to spend her evenings after work at handgun training. She is still getting comfortable handling a gun as she is not a gun enthusiast, but feels it is a necessary means of self-protection. When leaving the gun range, she proudly shows her support for the Black Lives Matter movement through the bumper sticker affixed to her SUV.Read more
The Beauty of Freedom is a short film unfolding the routines and purgatory of Sydnee, a young actress suffering from Bulimia Nervosa and body dysmorphia. Working in an industry, where your look is half of the job, Sydnee tries different ways to satisfy her triggers and the monster that she see’s herself as.Read more
Breaking up is easy. Moving out is hard. After five years of ups and downs, an African American 30-something couple in a gentrifying Brooklyn neighborhood spends their final afternoon together arguing and remember better days, as one of them moves out and hopefully on with her life.Read more
Hunter Dance Center presents their third annual Student Program recital featuring ballet, modern, aerial, hip hop and circus arts performances by Hunter Dance Center student ages 3 - 18 and a special appearance by Hunter's professional dance company in residence, Open Dance Project.Read more
UHGD18* is an exhibition showcasing works that are the culmination of formative experiences and personal growth of twenty-three designers graduating from the University of Houston’s Graphic Design BFA program.
Delve into the thinking and design processes of UHGD18*.
Join us at the exhibition.Read more
A theatrical dance production set to live music, bringing you a modern, rock n' roll twist on The Wizard of Oz.Read more
Occupational Hazards is concert full of familiar songs presented by hard working women. Let the Bayou City Women's Chorus bust their humps to provide you with a little relaxation from your daily grind with humor, wit and charm. There is no stopping these career gals in turning heads (and ears) in working 9 to 5 for your entertainment.Read more
Celebrating almost 40 years as a musical family as we sing our most popular guilty treasures!Read more
As part of the Opening Night festivities, artist, professor, and founder of The Living Culture Initiative, Michael Mercil will not only perform his piece Reading the News, but will begin the evening with a lecture entitled The Near, The Low, The Common: An Artist Performs the Public University, where he explores the role of university campuses as spaces for cultural reflection and cultural production.Read more
Join the DiverseWorks Artist Advisory Board and friends for two evenings of new, experimental, and unusual performances, each 12 minutes or less.Read more
