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Picks
There's more to V-Day than dinner. From concerts to film screenings, plays to flash mobs, we've got your cultural itinerary.
02/13/2014 By Michael Hardy
Theater
In a genre plagued with clichés and stereotypes, Miki Johnson's new play finds beauty in the most unlikely places.
02/10/2014 By Michael Hardy
Brilliant new production of classic musical converts even a die-hard Sondheim-phobe.
02/03/2014 By Scott Vogel
An imagined conversation between Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis focuses more on metaphysics than personality.
01/30/2014 By Scott Vogel
Where to go, who to see, and what to do
01/28/2014 By Michael Hardy
Opera
New Houston Grand Opera production of 1968 Holocaust opera stuns with its power and passion.
01/27/2014 By Michael Hardy
Where to go, who to see, and what to do.
01/22/2014 By Michael Hardy
From old chestnuts like The Music Man and Victor/Victoria to contemporary Broadway hits like Kinky Boots, the new season of Theatre Under the Stars has something for everyone.
01/20/2014 By Scott Vogel
New Alley production of Pulitzer Prize–winning play hampered by dated references, flimsy caricatures.
01/16/2014 By Michael Hardy
01/15/2014 By Michael Hardy
01/08/2014 By Michael Hardy
Preview
From the FotoFest Biennial to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, there's something for everyone in the next few months.
01/03/2014 By Michael Hardy
01/01/2014 By Michael Hardy
Mieczyslaw Weinberg, composer of The Passenger, never lived to see it performed.
12/31/2013 By Michael Hardy
Musical
Our fearless critic endures Climax cocktails, rabid fans, and terrible jokes to report on the E.L. James parody.
12/23/2013 By Scott Vogel
12/18/2013 By Michael Hardy
12/04/2013 By Michael Hardy
11/21/2013 By Dan Derozier
11/13/2013 By Michael Hardy
Bayougraphy
Even after retirement, one Houston Ballet dancer finds that the beat goes on.
10/31/2013 By Peter Holley Photography by Todd Spoth
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