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At first, Nancy Perez thought it was a neighbor's house on fire.
She and her two children were returning from dinner at Perez's parents' house on June 19, 2005. It was...
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If you think The Wizard of Oz is a little kid’s story, think again. Sure, there’s the pastel countryside and a sweet little girl who just wants to go home. But...
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Most elementary school-age kids aren’t quite ready for the sights, sounds and smells of the Westheimer Block Party (“Mommy, why is that man wearing a bra?”)....
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Here’s your chance to see Main Street Theater’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The show is usually touring local schools, but it has a two-day home...
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Take a tour of the 1877 Tall Ship Elissa, the centerpiece of the 23rd Annual Elissa Regatta Festival. The Houston Yacht Club and the Texas Seaport Museum joined forces to...
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It’s entertaining to watch the women of Real Housewives and Top Model. But less entertaining is the cold, hard fact that women are still confused and tormented by...
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Amy Lanasa is from the grand state of Texas, which seems to have served her well — the up-and-coming playwright garnered a Best Short Play award at the 2001 Kennedy...
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Exhibit co-organizer Kevin Sechelski admits that there really isn’t any funk art in the one-night-only “First Annual Neopopstreet - funk Art Show.”...
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Even the most generous of souls might have a hard time signing a check for charity these days, but when you get live music, food and social interaction in return, as you will...
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When I was in college, we had a drinking game that got us all really loaded really quickly — we’d put on Scarface and take a slug of beer every time somebody said...
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John Steinbeck’s famous novel The Grapes of Wrath gets the musical treatment in today’s Houston premiere of the show at The Edythe Bates Old Moores Opera Center....
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See Gente de Teatro perform a Spanish-language reading of Chilean playwright Jorge Díaz’s comedy El Desvarío. There’s a 7:30 p.m. reading today...
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You’ve got two chances to see Gente de Teatro perform a Spanish-language reading of Chilean playwright Jorge Díaz’s comedy El Desvarío. First...
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It’s been less than a decade since Latin jazz drummer Dafnis Prieto came on the international music scene. In that time, he’s won a Latin Grammy nomination for Best...
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Pandora Theatre mounts its first production in the newly remodeled Frenetic Theater with a pair of James McLure’s one-act plays. First, there’s Lonestar, which is...
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Stephen Schwartz knows a thing or two about musicals. After all, he wrote some of the most popular ones ever to hit Broadway — Wicked, Pippin and Godspell. Still, when...
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Women’s issues get the big-screen treatment at today’s Short Films from Emily Hubley, when the Aurora Picture Show presents seven shorts from the award-winning...
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The age of YouTube has turned shy girls into revolutionaries. That’s the premise behind Deborah Stein’s Wallflower, getting its world premiere today at Stages...
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The faculty members of Texas A&M’s Architecture program usually let their students take the spotlight, but for ARchiTecture: College of Architecture Faculty Biennial...
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Apple Inc. ought to be paying David Brown for his “20/40” photography exhibit, since he shot all of the images in the exhibit with his iPhone. That’s not a big...
