This concert is Houston's first city-wide National Tap Dance Day celebration, bringing together professional tap dancers from all over the state of Texas and local tap dance ensembles for an evening of history-sharing and history-making.
The Houston Caribbean Queen Pageant is a cultural, educational and festive event that seeks to celebrate the talent and intellectual abilities of young Caribbean and Latin American women. This year we are featuring 4 divisions of contestants - Princess, Teen, Miss, and Queen.Read more
Dark Side of The Full Moon delves into the unseen world of maternal mental health in the U.S. It will uncover the disconnect within the medical community to effectively screen, refer, and treat the 1.3 million mothers affected each year, giving a face and voice to the countless women who suffered in silence.Read more
Acts of Redemption serves as a contemporary and quite uncommon mix of professional dance fashioned with spiritual reverence and devotional presentation. More than mere performance, An Uncommon Liturgy is an intimate encounter with the virtues of faith transported through the fragrance of artistry. Here you will find a refuge from the storm and drink of a peace that surpasses understanding. For Ad Deum, the stage is transformed to holy place and a table of nourishing dance is served so that all might feast upon its beauty.Read more
Things get messy for PR flak Jaime Kurtz when Houston-based Kurtz Petroleum is the cause of a catastrophic oil spill off the Gulf of Mexico. Now it’s up to Jaime and his rag-tag team of bros to come up with the perfect pitch to save the company, his relationship with his environmentally conscious wife, and his stolen dog.Read more
One Night of Haute Couture Fashion & Entertainment.Read more
Hunter Dance Center presents their second annual recital featuring ballet, modern, aerial, hip hop and circus arts performances by Hunter Dance Center students and a special appearance by Hunter's professional dance company in residence, Open Dance Project. Read more
Operativo Houston presents a double bill of short one hour operas: Rita by Donizetti, Actéon - selections from Charpentier and J.S. BachRead more
The School for the Movement of the Technicolor People is an installation and participatory performance platform developed by Los Angeles-based artist taisha paggett and dance company WXPT (We Are The Paper We Are The Trees) in collaboration with Ashley Hunt and Kim Zumpfe. The exhibition is comprised of a variety of large-scale architectural interventions, choreographic photographs, historical videos, slide projections, and sculptural objects that all form the basis for a participatory experimental classroom.Read more
