Houston Matters
Jeff Goldblum Adds Jazz Pianist To His Wide-Ranging List Of Roles
Posted on · The actor and his band, The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, perform in Houston Friday.
Posted on · The actor and his band, The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, perform in Houston Friday.
Posted on · The comedian and TV personality discusses his meandering path to show business and why he's raising awareness of high cholesterol.
Posted on · The annual Open House marks the official start of the city’s performing arts season, and “Unwrap Your Candies Now” was there to find out what operas, symphonies, ballets, chamber music, jazz, plays and Broadway musicals are in store for Houston audiences.
Posted on · The Houston Chamber Choir lends their voices to honor Anne Frank’s story at the newly-expanded Holocaust Museum Houston. Plus, Obsidian Theater tells Shakespeare’s tragedy in rap.
Posted on · The orchestra will screen the Disney classic while performing the score live.
Posted on · The documentary Raise Hell shows how the late Texas columnist was ahead of her time.
Posted on · As Viktor Kossakovsky’s new documentary shows us how water behaves, we discuss how Greater Houston has been shaped by water.
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 · Laughter is in the air, as is self-confidence, public speaking skills, and the ability to handle multi-tasking!
Posted on · Words well chosen highlight this week's episode -- poetry old and new!
Posted on · Horror intersects with the American Dream in our latest installment of The Bigger Picture, where we examine the social or cultural issues in new films.
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 · Artistic director Jack Young and actor Dean Coutris talk about this year's productions of Julius Caesar and As You Like It.
Posted on · A local string quartet heads to NASA to perform a piece that will be sent to the moon, and a Houston native-turned-Broadway star transforms into showbiz legend Josephine Baker.
Posted on · Producer Joshua Zinn explores the bigger issues in the recent film "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," specifically how the changes a city goes through over time affect local identity.