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
The third annual Generation Dance Festival Houston is a three-day event of dance excellence performed by pre-professional and professional dance companies locally and nationally as well as local dance schools. There will be three different performances showcasing many talented dance companies.Read more
The Bard's most beloved comedy gets the full Seuss treatment in this playful adaptation. Two madcap Narrators chronicle the tale of the mixed-up lovers as they wander through a forest full of whoosh bush tush beasts and fairies dueling with bumballoon swords. Told in rhyming couplets, this reimagining is how Shakespeare's magical tale might have played if Dr. Seuss had gotten his hands on it!Read more
Join Houston's favorite purveyors of "eclectic a cappella" for a live concert recording at MATCH.
Eight voices. Two sets. All the songs. Some maybe more than once.Read more
Fade To Black is Back!
Shabach Enterprise presents its 6th season of the hippest, most anticipated theatre play festival yet! Fade To Black, Houston's 1st and only national play festival to celebrate the new works of African-American playwrights.Read more
Come see the 16 MET too Youth Company members in their spring performance with pieces by Guest Choreographers, Jesus Acosta, Joe Celej, Brandon Coleman, Eoghan Dillon, Max Jones and Kiki Lucas! Please join us!Read more
Three playwrights from three Houston area high schools premiere their one-act plays at the inaugural Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. Student Playwright FestivalRead more
Yates High School Theatre Students under the direction of Margo Hickman will present their Spring Play, entitled, "Gun Violence: The New Normal" as a response to personal experiences. Students have written the script, and will provide lighting and sound as a part of their end.
Field Day is an opportunity for community artists to show their work-in-process and receive feedback on it from the audience and fellow performers. This non-curated performance opportunity is available to artists of all mediums - dance, theater, spoken word, music, visual art, the list goes on - in a professionally-produced format. Field Day 2018 will include the Spring Fieldwork Showcase.Read more
