Prognostications
As the current theatrical season winds down, we turn our eyes to the next one.
05/09/2014 By Scott Vogel
Event
The $25 million, 59,000-square-foot building will provide exhibition and performance space for small- to mid-size arts organizations.
05/08/2014
Picks
Where to go, who to see, and what to do.
05/07/2014 By Michael Hardy
Performance
Karen Sherman's new multimedia performance at DiverseWorks incorporates spare boards and buckets.
05/01/2014 By Adam Castañeda
Where to go, who to see, and what to do
04/30/2014 By Michael Hardy
Dance
The 22nd annual festival brings some of the world's greatest dancers and choreographers to the Wortham Center.
04/18/2014 By Theodore Bale
Where to go, who to see, and what to do this weekend
04/16/2014 By Michael Hardy
Theater
Alley's production of 20-year-old Alan Ayckbourn comedic thriller is neither comic nor thrilling.
04/11/2014 By Michael Hardy
Series of inventively choreographed dances explore masculinity, the stages of life, and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody."
04/11/2014 By Adam Castañeda
04/09/2014 By Michael Hardy
Opera
An opera lover braces for Wagner’s landmark production, the Ring Cycle.
04/07/2014 By Michael Hardy
Art
Interdisciplinary city-wide festival features 11 multimedia performances
04/02/2014 By Michael Hardy
New show by the innovative Houston dance company explores our relationship with technology.
04/02/2014 By Alese Pickering
Main Street Theater stages excellent new production of Donald Margulies's 2010 play about a wounded photojournalist.
04/01/2014 By Michael Hardy
03/25/2014 By Michael Hardy
In Lynn Nottage's play, an African American actress thrives in 1930s Hollywood by taking stereotypical roles.
03/21/2014 By Scott Vogel
03/19/2014 By Michael Hardy
Regional premiere by playwright Johnna Adams explores the fall-out from an 11-year-old boy's suicide.
03/17/2014 By Holly Beretto
03/12/2014 By Michael Hardy
June 2020
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