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A Beautiful Noise AMERICAN MODERNISM: Art in Houston WINSLOW HOMER: in Houston The Moral Capacity of Human Beings: De Gaulle, Resistance and the Blue Wave in Texas FAUST: Eternal Remorse
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A Beautiful Noise

November 8, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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AMERICAN MODERNISM: Art in Houston

November 8, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham
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A Beautiful Noise

November 8, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves Bring Coltrane’s Centennial to Silky Life

October 16, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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Opening the Season at ATX Jazz and Chamber Music

September 17, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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From the Church to Carnegie Hall

September 5, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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Flamenco at The Rosette: Carlos Piñana & Miguel Angel

July 20, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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A Beautiful Noise
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AMERICAN MODERNISM: Art in Houston
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AMERICAN MODERNISM: Art in Houston
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WINSLOW HOMER: in Houston
The Moral Capacity of Human Beings: De Gaulle, Resistance and the Blue Wave in Texas
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The Moral Capacity of Human Beings: De Gaulle, Resistance and the Blue Wave in Texas
A Beautiful Noise
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A Beautiful Noise
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Christmas at the Bush43 White House
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Christmas at the Bush43 White House
Bit of Americana: A Christmas Story
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Bit of Americana: A Christmas Story
A Beautiful Noise
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A Beautiful Noise
Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves Bring Coltrane’s Centennial to Silky Life
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Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves Bring Coltrane’s Centennial to Silky Life
Opening the Season at ATX Jazz and Chamber Music
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Opening the Season at ATX Jazz and Chamber Music
From the Church to Carnegie Hall
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From the Church to Carnegie Hall
Ballet and Dance

Houston Ballet Scales the Heights of Mt. Olympus

March 7, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

As the Houston Ballet gears up for its new season, starting in September (see below), it just gave us the Gods themselves in a superior production of the 19th-century ballet…

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BUDDHA and THE VESSEL OF TIME

March 6, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

Hao Sheng, the consulting curator of Asian art, gave the curatorial lecture for the fascinating Buddha | Nature: Five Dialogues on Our Shared World exhibition at the Museum of Fine…

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One Woman, Many Lives: Penfold Theatre’s “Wild Horses” Kicks Up the Dust of a Violent Coming-of-Age

March 3, 2026 Elise Krentzel

Jennifer Coy Jennings carries an entire world on her shoulders — and makes it look effortless. There’s a moment in “Wild Horses,” when playwright Allison Gregory’s language hits “freedom takers…

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Soul and Broadway Converge

March 2, 2026 Elise Krentzel

If you were in the audience at ZACH Theatre for the one-night-only concert “A Little Bit of Broadway, A Whole Lotta Soul,” you already knew what you were getting —…

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A LOVE STORY: Pride Chorus Houston style

March 2, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

In some sense, it was a One-Night Stand. Pride Chorus Houston’s offering of love was so good, one must lament that it was only staged once. The easiest way to…

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Yellow Face: The Mirror America Refuses to Hold Up

February 22, 2026 Elise Krentzel

There’s a particular courage required to write a play in which you are the fool. David Henry Hwang possesses that courage in abundance, and Yellow Face — now receiving a…

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When Stillness Becomes Stagnation: The Trip to Bountiful

February 22, 2026 Elise Krentzel

There is a difference between quiet and stagnation. Horton Foote wrote his 1953 play The Trip to Bountiful during an era that tolerated stillness, repetition, and domestic realism as dramatic…

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Beehive – A Musical Medley from the ’60s through the ’70s

February 18, 2026 Elise Krentzel

Beehive, created by Larry Gallagher and directed by Megan Richards, with choreography by Erin Ryan, is a buoyant, high-octane throwback to my era. I grew up in the ’60s with…

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Urinetown: The Musical – Flush with Humor, Flooded with Truth

February 18, 2026 Elise Krentzel

Originally premiering on Broadway in September 2001, Urinetown remains as politically pointed today as it was at the dawn of the 21st century. Urinetown: The Musical, with music by Mark…

Ballet and Dance

AUSTIN BALLET: 25 Years of Stephen Mills

February 16, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

Ballet Austin is celebrating the 25th year of Artistic Director Stephen Mills — for his vision and artistic contributions to Austin’s creative identity. To begin, they staged a trio of…

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