Dinner With Friends is a show that you will likely talk about afterward if you take your spouse or a married friend. It’s a meditation on how married couples navigate the world and how they impact each other as their relationships shift for better or worse. Single people may walk away feeling they…
Based on the beloved ’90s film, MRS. DOUBTFIRE still follows the Hillard family as they navigate a difficult time. There are some changes and updates to the setting, but at its heart, the story is about love and the many shapes a family can take.…
But I will tell you that DRUNK DRACULA definitely doesn’t suck, and it’s a new Halloween tradition for Houston that I can 1000% get behind. No matter what you choose to drink, this one’s a bloody great time.…
Ayad Akhtar’s debut play from 2012 seems as relevant today as it did fourteen years ago, and it packs a wallop! It was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for literature in 2013, and Shunya Theatre Company’s revival is definitely worth attending.…
WE ONLY COME OUT AT NIGHT is co-produced by The Phoenix Group and Company OnStage and written by local Houston playwright Austin Brady. Read BroadwayWorld's review. …
A Familiar Favorite Gets a Fresh Voice in THE SOUND OF MUSIC.…
At first, when I heard Amadeus as a season opener, I thought, “How safe.” After seeing the show, all I can say is, “How dangerous.”…
Everyone remembers where they were and what they were doing the morning of September 11, 2001, and as a former New Yorker who lived there when it happened, that day is indelibly burned into my memory.…
This company is at the top of its game, and the performances of George Parker and Kyle Sturdivant are iconic. But please, let’s progress in our politics and not make them do it again!…
The acting here is superb, a very strong ensemble taking on a literary tale of how art can transform the world. It’s also a meditation on what we gain from immigrants who bring new perspectives, new expressions, and new art. At its heart, it’s about love and generosity of spirit.…
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Preservation Hall Jazz Band has held the torch of New Orleans music aloft, while carrying it enthusiastically forward.
From March 10 through March 12, Houston Symphony presents Dvoák’s enchanting Symphony No. 8, a sun-drenched jaunt through nature’s endless charms, live at Jones Hall. The result is joyous, uplifting, and life-affirming. Surging with youthful fire, tender passion, and thunderous...
In this illustrated talk, Neil deGrasse Tyson will explore the perennial mismatch between collective expectations of where we should be in space by now and the geopolitical, cultural, and economic realities that limit it.
Houston Symphony presents Dvorak Violin Concerto & Sibelius 1 live at Jones Hall starting March 3. Renowned Finnish conductor Osmo Vänskä interprets music of Finland’s greatest musical export, Jean Sibelius. Full of soaring, majestic melodies, Sibelius’s First Symphony was his...
On February 26, Houston Symphony presents Itzhak Perlman in Recital. Artistic Partner Itzhak Perlman performs a solo violin recital with his friend and longtime pianist, Rohan De Silva, live at Jones Hall. “A recital by Itzhak Perlman is inevitably a journey into perfection...
Houston Symphony presents an exhilarating, decade-spanning journey through Broadway’s greatest hits live at Jones Hall! Phenomenal Tony and Grammy nominee Jeremy Jordan performs songs from his signature Broadway roles in Newsies and Waitress, and showcases selections from...
On February 25, Houston Symphony presents an outer-space adventure with action-packed music from Star Wars, E.T., The Planets, and more live at Jones Hall. From the moon to Mars and beyond, this concert will transport your child’s imagination to a galaxy far, far away! Plus...
From February 17-19, Houston Symphony presents Debussy’s La mer live at Jones Hall. The performance captures the essence of the ocean so completely that you’ll practically smell the salt air and feel the cool splash of waves. It’s one of classical music’s most unforgettable and...
From February 10 through February 12, Houston Symphony presents the beautiful songs and breathtaking vocal feats in this performance of Mahler’s The Song of the Earth , a spellbinding fusion of ancient Chinese poetry and music. Two-time Grammy Award-winning mezzo soprano Sasha...
This exciting American dance company returns to Israel after a long absence with a new program for local audiences, featuring its classical repertoire of tantalizing Afro-Caribean roots.
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