To celebrate its’ 25th anniversary, Houston’s own Walter Suhr & Mango Punch! are offering a very special concert which –through a live musical performance, photos and video- will acquaint the audience with the exciting history of the band.Read more
The concert will include new works by students and seasoned choreographers. And, our audiences will preview excerpts of BalletForte's "The Sleeping Beauty" to be featured next season.Read more
Featuring Texas Soprano Elizabeth Wiles and Lithuanian Tenor Algirdas Drevinskas in concert. Experience a romantic kaleidoscope of melodies and songs from many countries followed by enchanting arias and duets from well known operas. Read more
A film screening with live music. The creative vision of Anthony “Zin” Mills, Houston Hip-Hop pioneer.Read more
A free, public information and grant session for the Network of Ensemble TheatersRead more
Free, vinyasa flow yoga classes to celebrate diversity, promote solidarity, healing and peace.Read more
Live music, theatre, poetry, dance and visual art, celebrating diversity and building solidarity.Read more
AHOY, MATEY! When Captain Braid Beard and his crew invite Jeremy Jacob to join their voyage, it’s the swashbuckling time of his life! No vegetables or table manners, and you get to have sword fights whenever you want. But Jeremy soon misses things like getting tucked into bed, goodnight kisses and story time. A heave-ho, blow-the-man-down tale you won’t want to miss!Read more
“Today, vegetables. Tomorrow, the world!”
When all of the vegetables in the house start turning white, Harold the Dog and Chester the Cat try to alert the Monroe family to the possibility that the bunny they brought home from the movie house (where they saw Dracula) might actually be a vampire bunny! This spirited musical tale of mystery will thrill children and animals alike with something they can really sink their teeth into.Read more
A young man returns to his family home only to discover that no one recognizes him. The time has come for a twisted secret to come to light. Equal parts dark comedy, family drama, and mysterious ceremony of renewal, Buried Child is the play that vaulted Sam Shepard into the first rank of American playwrights and won him the 1979 Pulitzer Prize for DramaRead more
