Posted on · Artistic Director (and foodie) Dan Knechtges shares his take on TUTS’ upcoming season of musicals, and Sesame Street’s “Luis” reflects on the famous children’s program as well as his current on-stage role.
Posted on · Meet teen poet Madison Petaway, who will advocate for mental health and literacy through her new role, as well as Broadway, TV and film star, John Bolton.
Posted on · On this episode, we explore the world of one of the greatest Sci-Fi franchises in history with the Star Wars Enthusiasts of Houston; Gail Delaughter investigates METRO's suggestion for eliminating rider fees; a conversation with the late, great, legendary Broadway composer and lyricist Jerry Herman, film critic Dustin Chase reviews 1917, The Song of Names, and Just Mercy; plus the music of Say Girl Say.
Posted on · It’s all about new beginnings, as we feature a singer-actor starring in her first national production and a native Houstonian who has created a new life through poetry.
Posted on · The iconic performer chats about life, Hollywood and her latest memoir on-stage in Houston.
Posted on · We bring you an “audio stocking” full of songs and stories of the season.
Posted on · The locally-produced, nationally-distributed radio program celebrates the winter solstice with traditional songs and dances of the season.
Posted on · It’s a holiday-themed podcast episode, featuring conversations about two major Christmas productions, as well as memories and traditions, with a principal dancer and a prominent local actor.
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 · Flashback on Lawndale Art Center’s four decades of serving the community through contemporary art, and meet two singer-actors from a Tony Award-winning Best Musical.
Posted on · The award-winning performance artist created an epic, 24-hour concert, called "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music."
Posted on · Bernadette Peters chats about her life and career. Plus, a harpsichordist, bassist and gambist stop by to talk about the Houston Early Music Festival.
Posted on · Learn about traditions associated with the Mexican holiday, Day of the Dead. Plus, go “backstage” with a couple of cool cats.
Posted on · The director of “Vietgone” shares insights about the play and her own immigrant experience, and the Houston Fringe Festival showcases intimate, boundary-breaking works by independent artists.
Posted on · Learn about a local grassroots effort to share the love of opera. Plus, meet a cast member of one of Broadway's most successful rock musicals.