| SHOW | DATES | THEATRE |
Dido and AeneasThe 2021/22 Ars Lyrica season concludes with a new production of the first masterpiece of English opera. Henry Purcell, early modern Englands greatest musical dramatist, |
5/21
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5/22/2022
| Zilkha Hall at the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts 800 Bagby St #300, Houston, TX 77002 Houston |
Houston Symphony Music Director Designate Juraj Valcuha Conducts Beethoven 9Music Director Designate Juraj Valcuha leads orchestra, chorus, and vocal soloists in Beethovens Symphony No. 9. Come together in Jones Hall and experience one of |
5/20
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5/22/2022
| Houston Symphony Music Director Designate Juraj Valcuha Conducts Beethoven 9 615 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002 Houston |
Jersey Boys |
5/10
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5/22/2022
| TUTS Houston |
The Lion King JRDisney's The Lion King has captivated the imagination of audiences around the world and now, for the first time ever, you have the opportunity to |
5/13
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5/22/2022
| The Crighton Theatre 1010 Spring Cypress Rd. #218 Conroe |
You Are Cordially Invited to Sit InFour Black college students are seeking love, fun, success, and friendship in the segregated Third Ward. But some aren't content with life in an unequal |
4/1
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5/22/2022
| Stages 800 Rosine Street Houston |
The Best of John Williams: Star Wars & MoreJoin The Houston Symphony and enjoy themes from all your blockbuster favoritesJaws, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and moreas the Houston Symphony and Chorus celebrate the |
5/27
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5/28/2022
| Jones Hall for the Performing Arts 615 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002 Houston |
Houston Ballet presents Pretty ThingsOriginally set to open in March 2020, audiences will finally see Pretty Things come to the stage after a two-year wait. The mixed repertoire, triple-bill |
5/20
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5/29/2022
| Wortham Theater Center 501 Texas Ave Houston, TX 77002 Houston |
The Wheel Workers live music video shoot for their latest single “Suck It Up” at Axelrad on Sunday, May 29On Sunday, May 29, 2022 The Wheel Workers will be doing a live music video shoot for the video of their single Suck It Up. |
5/29
| Axelrad 1517 Alabama St. Houston |
Between Riverside and CrazyAudiences who were riveted by 4th Wall's sold-out, award-winning production of JESUS HOPPED THE 'A' TRAIN will find much to love in Guirgis's more recent, |
5/12
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6/4/2022
PHOTOS | 4th Wall Theatre Company 1824 Spring Street, STE #101 Houston |
Clybourne ParkAn homage to Lorraine Hansberry’s 1959 play, A Raisin in the Sun, Clybourne Park examines the evolution of a Chicago neighborhood over a 50-year time |
5/27
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6/11/2022
| MATCH 3400 Main Street Houston |
JIMMY RAYE JONS: WHAT AMERICA DIDThis is the story of how the American psyche shaped the thinking and actions of one individual. Jimmy Raye Jons: What America Did. Written by |
6/10
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6/12/2022
| Midtown Art Center 3414 La Branch St. Houston |
OriginalsKnown for cultivating dancer-choreographers, Houston Ballet fosters artists both on and offstage for Originals. The program will feature the premiere of Floreciente, a one-act ballet |
6/2
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6/12/2022
| Wortham Theater Center 501 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002 Houston |
Song of MeBrother and sister duo Philip and Luci reunite on the eve of Philips wedding. Over some egg rolls and fried chicken, they plan, reminisce, and |
5/27
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6/12/2022
| Stages 800 Rosine Street Houston |
Death by DesignWhat happens when you mix the brilliant wit of Noel Coward with the intricate plotting of AgathaChristie? Set during a weekend in an English country |
6/3
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6/19/2022
| Cast Theatrical Company 1909 Avenue G Rosenberg |
Lost in YonkersNeil Simon's Pulitzer Prize-winning play set in Yonkers, NY in 1942. Eddie, a financially-strapped widower, leaves his two young sons with their grandma, developmentally-disabled aunt |
6/16
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6/19/2022
| Rotunda Theater at St. Luke's UMC 3471 Westheimer Rd Houston |
Fade To Black Play Festival - 10th SeasonThe Fade To Black Play Festival is Houston's 1st and only short play festival to celebrate African-American playwrights and it is the hippest, hottest theatre |
6/23
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6/25/2022
| MATCH Theater 16370 Angel Island Lane Houston |
Houston Ballet presents La SylphideDates:June 16, 2022, at 7:30 PMJune 18, 2022, at 7:30 PMJune 19, 2022, at 2:00 PMJune 24, 2022, at 7:30 PMJune 25, 2022, at 7:30 |
6/16
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6/26/2022
| Wortham Theater Center 501 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002 Houston |
Houston Ballet Presents La SylphideAugust Bournonvilles La Sylphide originally premiered in November 1836 by the Royal Danish Ballet in Copenhagen, Denmark, and is believed to be the oldest romantic |
6/16
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6/26/2022
| Wortham Theater Center Wortham Theater Center, 501 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002 Houston |
NOIRA heartbroken man never leaves his apartment, finding his only solace in the music on the radio. Then a couple moves in next door. Eavesdropping |
6/2
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7/3/2022
| Alley Theatre 615 Texas Avenue Houston |
CLUEBased on the popular board game and adapted from the cult classic film,?Clue?is the comedy whodunit that will keep you guessing (and laughing) to the |
7/22
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8/28/2022
| Alley Theatre Houston |
LEND ME A SOPRANO |
9/16
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10/9/2022
| Alley Theatre Houston |
SEASCAPE |
10/14
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11/13/2022
| Alley Theatre Houston |
WHAT-A-CHRISTMAS! |
12/2
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12/24/2022
| Alley Theatre Houston |
A CHRISTMAS CAROL |
11/18
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12/30/2022
| Alley Theatre Houston |
Grumpy Old MenVisual content only |
12/31
| STAGE Inc - Spotlight Theatre Arts Group Etc Bulverde |
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