Posted on · In the inaugural edition of The Bigger Picture, the new Houston Matters monthly segment exploring the larger issues addressed in film and TV, we explore the feminist message of Captain Marvel.
Posted on · A collaborative art form that is not often showcased by itself will now have its own festival in Houston.
Posted on · Main Street Theater presents The Weir, a play about several locals at an Irish pub swapping ghost stories.
Posted on · Houston native Patrick Wang tells us about his two-part film, A Bread Factory.
Posted on · Houston's Cimela Kidonakis discusses her documentary, Where There is Darkness.
Posted on · The company’s online opera series experiments with the art form by blending technology, social media and the stories of Houstonians.
Posted on · Film critic Joe Leydon reflects on what the movie said about Houston and Generation X.
Posted on · Due to financial reasons, the company says the 2018 season was its last.
Posted on · This weekend, the symphony will perform the soundtrack from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire onstage while the film is shown onscreen.
Posted on · Melrose, an award-winning director and writer, was named to the post in November.
Posted on · A new documentary chronicles the role invasive nutria play in Gulf Coast culture.
Posted on · From Die Hard to The Shop Around the Corner, area movie critic Dustin Chase discusses what makes a Christmas movie...a Christmas movie.
Posted on · The local hip-hop artist explains why a movie’s soundtrack is crucial to the film itself.
Posted on · John Dreyfus talks with Joshua Zinn about the Jewish Book & Arts Festival at the Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center.
Posted on · Citizen Blue chronicles the career and legacy of the Academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker.