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Corey Black walks with his nose tipped down to the ground but his eyes glaring dead ahead. His long black hair hides his pale hollow face from the sun, and it bounces with his...
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If anyone else besides Dance Houston tried to present a show as huge as Vida del Baile, we’d say they’d lost their mind. But for a Dance Houston show, we expect...
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Abstract artist Janet Wayte enjoys her second solo exhibit at Darke Gallery with “Nextures,” a mixed-media show happening this month. The Houstonian, who works on...
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The loud urban streets and the hushed halls of art museums don’t usually intersect, but they do for Christopher Sperandio. The artist, who works with longtime partner...
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Mama and Papa Brown must be so proud — and broke. They put five unusually talented kids through thousands of hours of music lessons and tours, not to mention Juilliard,...
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She’s one of the most familiar faces in broadcasting — Cokie Roberts. She counts among her many titles NPR News congressional correspondent, best-selling author,...
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What would you do if $50,000 dropped into your lap? You’d probably be pretty torn. That’s just how the Cooper family feels in Livin’ Fat when son David, a...
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“The Great Texas Sculpture Roundup” ain’t no cattle call. The exhibit features work by Texas artists The Art Guys, Paul Kittleson, Troy Woods and Sharon Kopriva...
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Metal sculptors can find their materials quite costly. That’s why Jonatan Lopez recycled the scraps from earlier efforts for his work seen at “Regeneration,”...
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The Lion King was the hottest musical around in 2000, but it somehow lost the Oliver Award for Best Musical to the show Honk! A Musical Fable for Grown-ups. Then again, Lion...
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Rapper Julio Cardenas and spoken-word artist Paul S. Flores met at the Global Hip-Hop Festival and found they were kindred spirits. The two joined up and produced today’s...
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From Mexico to the Netherlands, Several Dancers Core reached around the world to commission new works by female choreographers, which its CORE Performance Company will have...
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Mozart fatigue is a common occurrence among classical music fans, but it can be alleviated by “The Trilogy: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,” a dance performance by Dominic...
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Latin American cinema is in another golden age. First there was Luis Buñuel and his feature work in Mexico during the ‘40s and ‘50s; more recently,...
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Take advantage of Target Free First Sunday, built around the exhibit “Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul.” Kids can become archaeologists...
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Who cares if Cinco de Mayo isn’t a federal holiday in Mexico? Around these parts, it’s still cause for celebration. And even if you don’t know the historical...
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Aperio’s Cabaret of the Americas From Piazzolla to Porter pairs the sultry sounds of Latin America with the sophisticated tunes of a swing-time America. Tenor Justin...
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Ever had “imbalanced detrimental, overbearing thoughts”? Then you should understand choreographer Kiki Lucas’s new work by the same name. An examination of the...
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Tom Stoppard is known for his erudite and difficult scripts that make audiences feel like geniuses when they get his references to everything from the Greeks to Russian...
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Worship at the church of the funky groove during today’s Soul Nite, a screening of vintage concert footage. In the 1960s, Detroit’s Motown recording studio became...
