Many Splendors
Foundation for Modern Music's Music for Peace event this year observes Valentine's Day with music on the subject of love.Read more
Foundation for Modern Music's Music for Peace event this year observes Valentine's Day with music on the subject of love.Read more
Gracing the stage with his brilliant showmanship, MAGICIAN Cody Prophet delivers an evening of mind-altering genius that journey's deep into his mind and thoughts, as extraordinary events unfold before you, live on stage.Read more
An evening of premiere works produced, choreographed, and danced entirely by UH School of Theatre & Dance students. UH Goes to the MATCH presents the talent of today and the visionaries of the future.Read more
This February, DiverseWorks will welcome Portland, Oregon-based choreographer Takahiro Yamamoto and his collaborator sidony o’neal. While in residence, they will present a work-in-progress showing of Direct Path to Detour, a new collaborative dance performance. The final iteration of this new work, co-commissioned by PICA, DiverseWorks, Contemporary Arts Center Cincinnati, and the National Performance Network, will be presented in Houston in October 2017, following its world premiere in Portland this May.
In today's culturally diverse, globalized society, one is inevitably exposed to multiple aesthetics, ethics, and ideologies. Through this project and from his perspective as a queer, Japanese immigrant, Yamamoto investigates the physical and emotional effects that result when multiple sets of cultural values and expectations crash, negotiate, reconcile and/or float around each other in contemporary society.Read more
HSPVA Chamber Orchestra Concert, Brad Smith, Conductor
Talented string musicians from the country's premiere fine arts high schoolRead more
Feats of endurance, acts of absurdist wit, public actions confronting political repression, celebrations of the natural world, accidental moments of revelation. Short stories—from one sentence to several paragraphs—recount acts from the past fifty years of contemporary art at site-specific installations throughout the University of Houston.Read more
Ten choreographers create ten short dances in one very large space, but for one very small stage: a raised cube with a 4′ x 4′ playing space. This year, the perennial festival favorite features choreographers from around the state of Texas who are known for breaking boundaries with their imaginative movement styles.Read more
Follow the story of three Syrian refugees who fled the war in Syria and sought refuge in Munich, Germany. Each was given a discreet camera and asked to film a day in their lives in the refugee camp. The installation is outfitted so that the audience watches these films while lying in bunk beds, as if characters in the unfolding scenes.Read more
This Snow White whiles away her days reading Mao Tse-tung, drinking vodka with orange juice, and impatiently waiting for the prince promised to her by history. This world premiere production of Snow White is a theatrical adaptation of the groundbreaking, experimental novel by the postmodern novelist and poet Donald Barthelme.Read more
Visual artist Kevin Beasley creates a site-specific sculptural and sound installation at the iconic Eldorado Ballroom, which served the Third Ward with a who’s who of the great blues and jazz players from the 1940s through the 1970s. Beasley explores cultural, personal, and historical contexts—and related materials—in assembling his art.Read more