Posted on · “Green Book” director Shirley Jo Finney talks about what it means to be an “actor’s director.” Plus, Natalie Lin describes how her unconventional ensemble found its niche in Houston’s classical music scene.
Posted on · Political analysts rate the suburban Houston district as “Likely Republican”.
Posted on · Ars Lyrica Houston performs dance and ballet music by Campra and Rameau.
Posted on · The locally-produced, nationally-distributed radio program celebrates the winter solstice with traditional songs and dances of the season.
Posted on · The Apollo Chamber Players perform holiday music by composers new and old.
Posted on · Trio con Brio Copenhagen performs works by Beethoven, Shostakovich, and Schubert.
Posted on · Stanton Welch & Jennifer Sommers discuss the role of female characters in Houston Ballet's newest production of The Nutcracker.
Posted on · One of the biggest names in comedy comes to Houston, and a new opera offers a uniquely told story of family and togetherness for the holidays.
Posted on · Tchaikovsky’s classic is retold through breakdancing, rap and an MC. Plus, America’s favorite Tupperware lady hosts another kind of party just in time for the holidays.
Posted on · The Houston Chamber Choir performs the first major choral setting of the Diary of Anne Frank.
Posted on · The Houston Symphony’s Composer-in-Residence has written a kind of musical love letter to the city’s space program.
Posted on · Learn about a story of love, forgiveness and survival from a storm, and discover a symphony that reaches for the stars.
Posted on · The Texas New Music Ensemble premieres a new work by an upcoming composer as well as works by established Texas composers.
Posted on · A corner of classical music informed by historical practices and ancient instruments will be well represented at the 7th Annual Houston Early Music Festival.
Posted on · ROCO performs works by Mendelssohn, Martinu, and some premieres by Huw Watkins and Maxime Goulet.