Posted on · Da Camera explores prominent women, the birthdays of Blue Note Records and Beethoven, and more. Plus, “Sister” Denise Fennell stops by the studio.
Posted on · Actress Chelsea Ryan McCurdy shares tales from her newest show at STAGES Repertory Theatre with Ernie, and Catherine Lu learns about the CD that Hurricane Harvey couldn't stop.
Posted on · 'We are Proud to Present a Presentation'... running at Stages Repertory Theatre through this weekend (March 30-April 1). Though the play covers a serious topic, it does so through the lens of humor and explores the revelations the characters have about history, race.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: Megachurch pastor indicted, we learn about the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center, End Harassment Campaign, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and actor-director Alice Gatling, talks about the play she's directing.
Posted on · Organizers hope the festival will attract diverse audiences, nurture new playwrights and fill a gap in the local theatre scene.
Posted on · The company plans to move into the new complex in fall 2019
Posted on · Some local organizations expect to raise thousands of dollars during the day dedicated to charitable giving.
Posted on · Cast members reveal the depths of Lauren Gunderson’s moving play I and You.
Posted on · You're probably familiar with Driving Miss Daisy – if for nothing else, the 1989 movie starring Jessica Tandy and Morgan Freeman. It won the Oscar in 1990 for Best Adapted Screenplay, having been adapted from the play of the same name. The story focuses on Daisy, an elderly Jewish woman, who has a car accident. […]
Posted on · Amid technological advances, format changes, and frequencies bought and sold, the radio industry is constantly in flux. The rise of streaming, HD Radio, podcasts, and satellite radio all available on demand have provided listeners more choices than ever. What does it all mean for radio in Greater Houston today and in the future? On this […]
Posted on · A new production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play that tackles some very timely issues.
Posted on · Ted Swindley, former founding artistic director of Houston's Stages Repertory Theatre, has a knack for creating wildly successful musicals. He created Always...Patsy Cline, one of the top ten shows produced across the U.S. in 1998, and his latest hit is The Honky Tonk Angels, featuring 30 classic country tunes. Currently on stage through Sept. 5 […]
Posted on · December is chock-full of holiday events. From concerts to ice skating and classic plays, there's a whole lot going on around Houston. Houston Matters' producers Maggie Martin, Michael Hagerty and Edel Howlin gathered up as many events as they could stand to share with you. Events Mentioned: “Unsilent Night” MECA Houston’s La Posada Post Oak […]
Posted on · There are some movies that are so bad, theyâre good â in a campy, goofy sort of way. And then there are movies that are so bad, theyâre just really, REALLY bad. The 1980 musical fantasy film Xanadu probably lies somewhere in-between. Critic Roger Ebert called it âmushy and limpâ and âso insubstantial it keeps […]
Posted on · How do you determine where Houston is a safe place to live, work or walk around? A 2013 poll conducted by Gallup-Healthways Well Being Index said that 63 percent of Houstonians feel safe. That’s lower than the national average of 72 percent. And according to the Kinder Institute Houston Area Survey, crime as a number […]