What Do We Do Now?
What Do We Do Now? is a poignant and timely play based on the book by Kevo Aregbe, tackling important themes of race and identity in a fresh and meaningful way.Read more
What Do We Do Now? is a poignant and timely play based on the book by Kevo Aregbe, tackling important themes of race and identity in a fresh and meaningful way.Read more
Houston's premiere multicultural choir takes you on a cinematic adventure, celebrating silver screen melodies spanning from “Hollywood to Bollywood.” Enjoy captivating favorites from films like The Wizard of Oz, Skyfall, Lord of the Rings, Oh Brother Where Art Thou?, Sister Act, Invictus, Les Choristes, Slumdog Millionaire, Bombay, and more. Also featuring a special guest appearance by Bollywood performers: Infused Dance Company.Read more
Please join us as we recognize individuals, public officials, organizations, celebrities, activists, and community leaders from across Texas whose exceptional efforts or outstanding service have led to positive changes in the criminal justice system.
March is National Criminal Justice Month. Established by the United States Congress in 2009, its purpose is to promote societal awareness around the causes and consequences of crime, as well as strategies for preventing and responding to crime. Read more
International drag chanteuse Varla Jean Merman is a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown! After the craziest time in memory, the loosest gal in town is at loose ends.
What’s a distressed diva to do?
Tease her hair, steal someone’s Ativan, and get on with the show, of course!
Varla Jean Merman blows into town with an all-new show filled with hilarious songs, dazzling costumes, and more thrills than a panic attack.Read more
Plagio (Cheaters) is a rather amoral take on the literary world.
Since the publication of his first novel, Alex, the recipient of a prestigious award, has been basking in his reputation as an author in vogue while collecting his copyright money. He is about to become the recipient of the Cruz de Caballeros de las Artes y las Letras Award bestowed by the Ministry of Culture. His wife Gloria, whose fortune and connections played a big role in enhancing his reputation is helping him get his speech ready for the ceremony. However, this is exactly the moment when Alex receives the unexpected visit of an unknown woman who could put his “success story” in jeopardy.Read more
Erich Wolfgang Korngold was perhaps the greatest prodigy the music world has ever seen, writing brilliant original works in the music-language similar to Mahler and Strauss from his early teens. Many musicians feel that this rarely heard string Sextet, written when he was only 17 years old, is one of the most beautiful and shattering chamber works ever written. A discussion of Korngold's life and career, which culminated in Hollywood where he revolutionized the film music industry, will be followed by Tchaikovsky's thrilling and evocative Souvenir de Florence. Read more
Several of the children of our Tra Amici performers have become accomplished musicians in their own right, and in this concert, we are happy to feature return engagements for Sean Holshauser and Britany Halen, joined by rising young Soprano Calista Smith, fresh from her Italian and German debuts, in a program that will feature a variety of both Broadway and the classical songs. Listen in on candid discussion about the pros and cons of growing up and forging their own careers, as 'symphony' kids' with a few surprise guests. Read more
Dance Source Houston presents the 23rdf edition of Mind The Gap, an evening of works by local dancemakers including Teresa Chapman, Keeley Dunnam, Sadhana Gollapudi, Bhavana Gollapudi, Amanda Monteith, Violet Moon, Tarika Nath, and Tory Pierce.Read more
Tim Hagans, heralded as one of the most influential voices in modern jazz, has formed a new quartet to bring forth his wildly creative music. The band features Hagans on trumpet with guitarist Rez Abbasi, bassist Thomas Helton and drummer Sam Knight.Read more
The Flamenco Poets Society presents Alfonsina Storni with poetry and musical compositions in honor of the great Argentinian poet. Sharing the spotlight will be guest artists, Danielle Reich, jazz singer accompanied by Thomas Helton, bass; Stephan Badreau, guitar and Lorena Fernandez reader. Join us for an evening of inspirational music & poetry to awaken the senses.Read more