by Jonathan Netek - March 06, 2026
Another Lloyd Suh work pulls heartstrings this time at Stages....
by Brett Cullum - March 06, 2026
For Knight, this represents her first chance to be the original aggressor rather than the avenging victim, and it’s wild to see her twist her narrative. She is stunning and statue-esque, and Olivia whiplashes between actress and countess with skill....
by Brett Cullum - March 04, 2026
The book is full of mysteries, unspoken judgements, and a vicious sense of classism mixed with ruthless self-preservation, and there is not a lot of this present in this interpretation, brought to life by Kait Kerrigan's book, Jason Howland's music, and Fitzgerald-inspired lyrics by Nathan Tysen....
by Brett Cullum - March 03, 2026
KATY PERRY CANDY DARLING MARY MAGDELANE is a play with songs about how a musician meets Katy Perry, and how it impacts their life. It is also a comedy about a band trying to record a perfect pop song. It is a live concert....
by Jonathan Netek - February 21, 2026
Small Talk Turns to Tough Talk and Everything Changes....
by Jonathan Netek - February 20, 2026
ENGLISH, written by playwright Sanaz Toossi, won the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and crafts an intimate, devastating portrait of language—as both bridge and barrier. Set in an Iranian classroom, the play unfolds less as a traditional narrative and more as a series of moments unfolding over time....
by Brett Cullum - February 16, 2026
The show introduces us to a half dozen stories from one car, and it’s an interesting look at how humans interact, or in some cases, don’t....
by Brett Cullum - February 12, 2026
You are in a room with eight excellent performers doing songs purely for the joy of getting to sing them for an audience....
by Brett Cullum - February 11, 2026
It’s funny, it’s clever, but it sometimes seems to get too caught up in itself as a script. Yet the acting here is top-notch, and the Mildred’s Umbrella production is a wonder in such a small space. Jennifer Decker’s direction is sublime, and she has a solid cast....
by Armando Urdiales - February 01, 2026
What did our critic think of HANSEL AND GRETEL at Houston Grand Opera?...
Past Shows
DACAMERA kicks off its 202122 jazz series on November 6, 2021, with a performance by jazz composer, pianist and visual artist Jason Moran.Moran celebrates African-American...
DACAMERA continues its 2019-2020 jazz series with the Vijay Iyer Sextet. The Grammy Award nominee and MacArthur Fellowship recipient Iyer returns to the DACAMERA stage,...
DACAMERAs 201920 season continues with American Mavericks: Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. With nearly four decades of experience playing together, the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet (LAGQ)...
DACAMERAs 201920 season continues its jazz series with the return of NEA Jazz Master, renowned Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and Tony Award nominee Branford Marsalis. The...
Da Camera of Houstons 201920 season begins its jazz series with the long-awaited Da Camera debut of the John Scofield Quartet. A lauded powerhouse jazz...
Da Camera of Houston presents the first Houston appearance of trailblazing jazz drummer Mark Guiliana with his newest project, SPACE HEROES. The group, which features...
Da Camera of Houston and Houston Early Music present early music titan Jordi Savall leading Le Concert des Nations in "Tous les Matins du Monde,"...
Da Camera presents Jazzmeia Horn, a Texas-born jazz vocalist and winner of the 2015 Thelonious Monk Competition. With an assured maturity and vocal confidence far...
Da Camera of Houston launches its 2018–19 season “Time Future Time Past” with Richard Goode, piano. In a rare Houston appearance, this legendary pianist brings...
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