City Ballet of Houston presents an evening of variations.  Dancers will show classical variations from such ballets as Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Don Quixote, and Paquita as well as original choreography in an array of contemporary solos.  New works for the company as a whole will also be presented featuring a piece with music from Bizet and a robust Tarantella.  Enjoy an evening of classical and contemporary dance!Read more

Skylar Campbell Dance Collective's highly-anticipated Houston debut: Rebirth, will be an electrifying showcase that promises an unforgettable evening of world-class ballet and live music exploring themes of rejuvenation, awakening, and personal growth. SCDC assembles a unique collection of choreography and artists, curated under the visionary guidance of Skylar Campbell, Principal Dancer with Houston Ballet. Read more

King Charles III presents an alternate history of the ascension of Prince Charles to the throne of the United Kingdom. Does the King have the power to directly intervene in the making of his country's laws?  What would happen if he did?  Could the nation and the royal family themselves maintain their identity if the King were to make such a choice?  Read more

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Dance Source Houston presents the 29th edition of Mind The Gap, an evening of works by local choreographers and companies, including Jai Alexander / choreobyjai, Keeley Dunnam Dance, Persi Mey, Sara Draper, Shruthi Mohankumar, and Steps For Dancing. The program will feature Bharatanatyam, contemporary, Kathak, and modern dance works created and performed by dance artists based in the Greater Houston area.Read more

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The Houston Underwater Film Festival (HUFF) aims to promote underwater film making and appreciation of the beauty and diversity of all things underwater as well as encouraging the art of underwater videography. Underwater videographers from around the world are invited to submit entries for consideration for screening.

The top three films in each category, as selected by audience real time voting, will be announced at the Awards Reception on Sunday. The Judges Top 10 Picks will also be announced.Read more

A night of live music celebrating The Pillowman by Martin McDonagh, presented by Texas artist and musician Hescher in collaboration with Dirt Dogs Theatre Co.

Featuring performances from the artist behind the music of The Pillowman, Hescher, as well as Palestinian-American artist and activist Taleen, Texas songwriter and permaculturist Tyagaraja, and Houston-born “Rock/Folk/Whatever” duo The Manichean, performing together for the first time in over ten years.

One night only, limited seating, live music meets theatre…Read more

Tune into TONIGHT AT 7 and watch Houston television highlights originally broadcast between 1961 and 2004. Featuring curated selections from the Texas Archive of the Moving Image's KPRC-TV and KHOU-TV collections, the one-hour program showcases top news, weather, and sports stories as well as production specials and behind-the-scenes features.

Screening presented by the Texas Archive of the Moving Image, Texas Film Commission, Houston Public Library's Houston History Research Center, and Houston Cinema Arts Society.Read more

Houston: Con Salsa! features the rich history of the development of Salsa in Houston that spans over 50 years! With interviews, anecdotes and life changing experiences shared by pioneering figures that help launch, build and establish what we know today as the Houston Salsa Scene. The film explores the humble beginnings and the transformative role Salsa played in helping to diversify the Houston Latin population and the impact it continues to have in several areas in the country's "Most Diverse" city. Musicians, dancers, instructors, civic and media personalities and others, share their experiences on the effect this genre has had in their lives and in the Houston community. An amazing feature of the film is interviews with Houston’s first salsa musical group director and with the first established salsa dance studio founder. Filmmaker Devonte Hill captures the universal language of salsa as we learn how rhythms and movement brought people from all over the world together – in Houston!Read more