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Citing the COVID-19 pandemic, Houston Grand Opera has just announced it is canceling five different productions and won't be back on the Wortham Center stage until April 2021. In addition, it is reducing its workforce and implementing salary cuts. Canceled performances include Carmen (October 23–November 13), Werther (October 30–Nov ember...
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As Gov. Abbott has been opening up the state in phases, museums and art galleries are slowly opening up — while still maintaining an online presence, while performing arts in Houston continue to reach out with virtual programming. This Wednesday, Asia Society Texas Center will re-open to the public with...
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As Texas begins to open up again while the coronavirus is still very much with us, some arts groups are staying online while others are carefully opening up while keeping to the governor's guidelines of no more than 25 percent of listed occupancy at any time. And if you've ever...
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Hands down best news recently for Houston's performing arts and their artists was Houston Grand Opera's announcement that on the second try for money from the Payroll Protection Plan they were successful in securing $2.5 million and able to rehire the staff they'd laid off. According to HGO the PPP...
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Houston Grand Opera which received the sad news that the PPP money from the Small Business Administration had run out before it could get any of it, is still offering broadcasts on Fridays and Saturdays from some of its favorite operas. Turn in at 8 p.m. Fridays or 1 p.m...
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Their stages may be closed, but Houston's theater companies and performers continue to put themselves out to the community both to remind residents of their continued existence and to help at-home families with their down time as the coronavirus continues to spread in the area. Several artists from Classical Theatre...
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