An homage to Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 play, A Raisin in the Sun, Clybourne Park examines the evolution of a Chicago neighborhood over a fifty-year span. Act One takes place in 1959, as white community leaders anxiously try to stop the sale of a home to a black family. Act Two is set in the same house in 2009, as the now predominantly African-American neighborhood faces gentrification. With the same cast appearing in both acts, Clybourne Park examines how people and places evolve over time and play different roles in society’s progress or the hindrance thereof.Read more

Nothing, not even a pandemic, can stop Tamarie Cooper from entertaining you this summer. Health and safety come first, however, so this time, Tamarie and her gang of talented and ridiculous performers are taking the show to the interwebs, for not one, not two, but three glorious episodes of Tamarie Cooper's 2020: Quarantine Edition! Prepare to experience the same level of wacky ass-clownery and satire that you've come to expect from Cooper's annual musical romps, as Tamarie and crew take on John Hughes movies, talking cereal boxes, insufferable cabaret performers, actual dogs, conspiracy theorists, God, profanity, iPhone Man, isolation, sparkly hats and jazz hands, and much, much more! Enjoy this new and fabulous online variety show format from the comfort of your own home - you can even pause for a bathroom break and extra snacks! Read more

ISHIDA presents dream of black you come roaming based on an original poetic narrative by Artistic Director Brett Ishida. This world premiere contemporary dance performance focuses on the unraveling of one couple’s relationship and their doppelgängers. These replicas represent archetypes of the couple's personalities which enabled the couple to fall in love initially but will ultimately tear them apart.Read more

Join Houston Bronze Ensemble as our music takes on an international theme.  Experience the wonders of Europe, Asia, North and South America, and Africa through a variety of well known tunes and original compositions.  Get your passports ready and join us on our musical journey!Read more

Celebrating diversity and cultural awareness, Rice University Arts of Tolerance presents Dance for Humanity Series, an exciting and dynamic program uniting people from multiple cultural backgrounds into one program.Read more

"EL ARCA DE JOSE"; a collective creation of the Teatro Pedro group based on a dynamic of integral theatrical teaching called EL JUEGO. The work is about Jose, an ordinary man who one day  God appears to him and orders him to build an ark for the salvation from the next universal flood that will occur in just three more days.This work seeks to be able to reflect in an frontal way uncomfortable aspects of our society that very often try to be evaded and ignored, realities that we do not like to face openly; all in a language of reflective comedy. Read more