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LA FORTUNA DE SER MUJER

Una experiencia teatral transformadora para celebrar la feminidad

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La Fortuna de Ser Mujer: Una experiencia teatral transformadora para celebrar la feminidad. 

La enigmática Gitana Luminitsa de la Rua convierte su salón esotérico en un espacio teatral para realizar una consulta colectiva única. A través de historias, visiones y predicciones, Luminitsa mostrará a las mujeres hispanas su pasado, el porqué de su presente y la manera de construir un futuro poderoso. Entre risas y revelaciones, el público descubrirá que la verdadera fortuna de ser mujer no está en las cartas del destino, sino en la fuerza, resiliencia y sabiduría que cada una lleva dentro.  Read more

Fade to Black Arts Festival

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For one amazing week, Downtown Houston will Fade To Black! 

Emerging from the urgent need to address the departure of Black artists seeking opportunities outside our city, Shabach Enterprise, a minority-led non-profit organization, has created a platform for prominent arts groups in the Downtown Houston district to show unified, meaningful support for the advancement of African-American artists. 

In collaboration with our vibrant arts community, this festival will simultaneously showcase the diverse works of African-American performances in film, music, poetry, and theatre. It will also provide a dynamic lineup of workshops, performances, readings, screenings, and discussions to cultivate a greater appreciation for diverse perspectives.Read more

The Four Horsemen

Indian Performing Arts Samskriti

The Four Horsemen

By Jiva Dance Company, NY, An innovative production exploring symbolism from the story of the Apocalypse through Indian classical dance, music, and poetry.

As part of its celebration of 30 years' service to Houston arts, Samskriti presents the Jiva Dance Company, NY in The Four Horsemen, a highly innovative Indian Classical dance production exploring symbolism from the story of the Apocalypse through Indian classical dance, music, and Sanskrit poetry. The work centers around four vignettes of life and death through four female protagonists who stand for universal human experience. The stories - a woman shackled to the life of a courtesan (conquest), a woman reminiscing the night she spent with her lover who is at war (war), a mother searching for nourishment for her child in the midst a sandstorm (famine), and finally a woman at the end of her life recalling memories that span youthful joy to hardship and loss (death) - are touchingly timely. Perhaps the apocalypse does not merely occur at a finite point in time when the world/time ends. Perhaps, we as humans live are living in the world marred by endless wars power plays, lust for power and control, and amidst nature who gas unleashed her fury on us for our ignorance. Is this not our apocalypse? Can there be hope to get past these struggles? Read more

The Amazing Acro-Cats Hootin' and Hollerin' in Houston!

Rock Cats Rescue presents The Amazing Acro-Cats!

This troupe of trained house cats, all former orphans, rescues, and strays, give a one-of-a-kind, 90 minute purrformance that includes cats riding skateboards, jumping through hoops, ringing bells, balancing on balls, and performing other feats of agility and acrobatics. The show finale is the only all-cat band in the world: Tuna and the Rock Cats! The Rock Cats play guitar, drums, and piano, and they've been joined by the Jazz Cats on saxophone, trumpet, and clarinet.Read more

Wild & Scenic Film Festival Tour

The Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Tour, a Citizens’ Environmental Coalition (CEC) Fundraiser, helps us share the awe-inspiring beauty of our world, as well as the work that communities worldwide are doing to protect our shared home. These short to medium length films, which range from a brief celebration of the beauty of the Alaskan Tundra to a story of how various organizations and individuals came together to save the Manatees, inspire joy and increase community understanding of the connection we share with the planet and our role as stewards in keeping it healthy for future generations.Read more

Ensemble Dance Works

University of Houston Kathrine G. McGovern College of the Arts School of Theatre & Dance presents Ensemble Dance Works at Matchbox 2 on March 7-9, 2025. Ensemble Dance Works premieres works by faculty choreographers Teresa Chapman, Dr. M. Gabriela Estrada, Key’Aira Lockett, Travis Prokop, Toni Valle and professional guest artist Kylie Jefferson and Ms. Prissy.Read more

Barnstorm Dance Fest 2025

Dance Source Houston

Barnstorm Dance Fest 2025

Celebrating the breadth, depth, and diversity of dance in Houston and beyond

Join Dance Source Houston for Barnstorm Dance Fest 2025, happening April 29 - May 3 at Midtown Arts & Theatre Center Houston! Celebrating its 10th edition, Barnstorm showcases the vibrancy of dance in Houston and provides audiences with an exciting sampling of dance genres. The festival includes three unique programs, including 15 live performance works and 6 dance films by dancemakers from our city, region, and across the country. Highlighting the emerging and established dancemakers working in a wide range of styles and featuring festival newcomers and audience favorites, each program will be presented twice during the festival. 

Facilitated artist talks will also be presented following the performances on April 30 and May 1 & 2 to take audiences on a deeper dive into the creative process. And, don't miss the post-show opening and closing night receptions to chat with festival artists and enjoy a beverage. 

Barnstorm Dance Fest showcases the breadth, depth and diversity of dance in Greater Houston and beyond. Get tickets now for this #HOUdance favorite!

For more information visit dancesourcehouston.orgRead more

Mind the Gap XXXIV

Dance Source Houston

Mind the Gap XXXIV

An evening of dance by local choreographers Brittany Bass, Dolly Goyal, Ashley Horn, Savannah Ijames, Shanesha and Tranesha Seals, and Patricia Solorzano

Dance Source Houston is excited to present the 34th edition of Mind The Gap on March 18, 2025, continuing the organization’s 20th anniversary season. This program will feature works from a range of dance forms by local choreographers including Brittany Bass, Dolly Goyal (Steps for Dancing), Ashley Horn (Pilot Dance Project), Savannah Ijames, Shanesha and Tranesha Seals (Double Vision Dance), and Patricia Solorzano.Read more

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