Bajo Terapia (In Therapy) is a hilarious and breathless comedy. This original game invites three couples to reveal their conflicts during an unconventional group therapy session. New questions ignite confessions, demands, truths, lies, and unexpected twists in this setting. This unique play explores the relationships of three couples through a humorous yet poignant lens, serving as the focal point of a group's unpredictable journey.  Read more

Join us for the screening of next episode of 3D animated series, The Man from Oghuz - Daughter, directed by Houston native indie filmmaker Murad Aliyev.Read more

Luego de múltiples SOLD OUT en diversos países, llega a HOUSTON el One Woman Show en español más ovacionado de todos los tiempos: MI EX FUE UN ERROR.

Escrito y protagonizado por la talentosa cantante y actriz venezolana Judy Buendía, bajo la dirección del célebre comediante venezolano Emilio Lovera.

Prepárate para una noche llena de energía donde Judy Buendía hace un despliegue de talentos de manera magistral. En un espectáculo explosivo, que mezcla el Stand Up Comedy, el teatro y la música pop, veremos a Judy cantar, bailar y hacerte morir de la risa caracterizando a sus ex-novios que son de distintos países de Latinoamérica. 

Cada historia, más delirante que la anterior, hará que no pares de reír desde el primer segundo… pero atención, porque cuando menos te lo esperes, ¡la trama dará un giro inesperado que te dejará reflexionando sobre el amor y las relaciones!

Este es EL SHOW que todos están comentando, que te hará vibrar, reír y emocionarte como nunca. No dejes pasar la oportunidad de disfrutar de esta tragicomedia única en su estilo.

Para mayores de edad 16+Read more

Hrishi Balaji's unique soundscape, where Indian classical meets modern world music, will enthrall and captivate you! Known for his soulful voice and masterful compositions, Hrishi draws on his deep Carnatic roots to create melodies that transcend cultural boundaries - timeless yet strikingly contemporary!Read more

Created to elevate Latinx choreographers and identity, the 2025 Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival returns to the Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston for a two-night roster in Matchbox 1. This year’s festival features twenty original dance works representing local, regional, national, and international artists.Read more

Join us for the Spring Soirée, an intimate celebration of dance, music, and storytelling hosted by the Garage Arts Project. The evening will feature captivating dance performances, offering a blend of emotional reflection and cultural richness.

Choreographed by Adam Castaneda, and performed by dancers of the Pilot Dance Company, the opening act A Quiet Ending, is a piece that reflects on the quiet, peaceful conclusion of a life defined by faith, family, and perseverance, honoring the choreographer’s grandmother.

The main performance, Moving Images, is a mesmerizing collection of dance works presented in the Shilpanatanam style, a unique movement form pioneered by Maya Kulkarni. The 45-minute performance will feature four distinct pieces, each drawing from classical Indian poetry, folk traditions, and temple arts, exploring themes of love, loss, and spirituality. Each piece in Moving Images is a powerful representation of storytelling through movement, rooted in deep cultural traditions. The performance will make its Houston debut at MATCH.

Come and experience the power of dance as a storytelling medium, blending ancient traditions with contemporary expression, in a truly unforgettable evening.Read more

Ethnography of Afro-Venezuelan Music is a multidisciplinary educational conference that explores the expression of the rich cultural traditions of African culture and European religious practices in Venezuela, particularly focusing on how music serves as a medium for spiritual, social, and cultural expression. It differentiates Afro-Venezuelan music from the broader Afro-Latin music scene in social and religious terms and disseminates the elements that converge in the sociohistorical construction of the Afro-Venezuelan vision and its impact on the Venezuelan colonial context. 

The project, which includes videos, music, and dance, aims to strengthen ties between African American and Venezuelan communities and promote a dynamic cultural exchange. This educational-cultural activity is free for the general public. 

Ethnography of Afro-Venezuelan Music is funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance. Read more

Renown Venezuelan pianist Baden Goyo and vibraphone player Juan Diego Villalobos present their most recent album production Figure-Ground (Figura y Fondo), a musical work that blends Jazz and Venezuelan Music, exploring the relation between the visible and the underlying; the tangible and its essence beneath the surface, featuring a colorful musical exploration, woven together by the invisible thread of identity.Read more

Arts for the City is a special, one-hour Lenten concert featuring classical performers and artists from across the city of Houston. The evening's program will feature professional musicians, soloists, and performers from a variety of professional arts organizations in Houston. A free reception will follow.Read more