[ad_1] One time change later, and it’s another week, another list of best bets. This week, we’ve got an immersive theater experience, a musical trip back...
[ad_1] Man-eating plants just in time for Halloween? Yes, please. But not just any man-eating plant, we’re talking about the infamous Audrey II of Alan Menken...
[ad_1] Saying he wanted to branch out beyond concerts and cabaret work, performer Cheyenne Jackson (American Horror Story, Glee) explained how he came to write “a...
[ad_1] All David Mamet plays are a symphony of quippy dialogue and playful profanity. Plays like American Buffalo (1975) and Glengarry Glen Ross (1984) established Mamet’s...
[ad_1] It’s a play about grief that’s unsentimental and easy to absorb and so personal. That’s how Pamela Vogel describes The Year of Magical Thinking about...
[ad_1] “There are far worse things awaiting man than death…” Well, unless you’re Dracula. The world’s most famous vampire is more alive dead (or undead) and...
[ad_1] To the haunting, wordless, and ethereal sound of solo soprano accompanied by a caressing orchestra, Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Vocalise ushers us into a lush garden of...
[ad_1] Rosie Flores has been punk rock since before punk rock was even a thing. Born in San Antonio and raised in California, Flores has been...
[ad_1] The terminology used to describe people like me has, let’s say, evolved over the years. Specifically, for me, from Chicano/a and Mexican-American to Hispanic to...
[ad_1] Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and today is Better Breakfast Day, so we encourage you to get a better start on...
[ad_1] Before Rebecca Gilman’s Swing State begins, the lights are on at 4th Wall Theatre. We can observe Ryan McGettigan’s detailed and comfy farmhouse set. Look...
[ad_1] When it was suggested that cuts to arts funding could financially support Britain’s World War II effort, it’s alleged that Winston Churchill rebuffed, “Then what...
[ad_1] By the time Gaetano Donizetti had written his masterpiece Lucia di Lammermoor (1835) now blazing at Opera in the Heights, he had already composed 35...
[ad_1] Mixed repertory programs are always something special, especially when they come from a company like Houston Ballet, known for firmly placing its proverbial finger on...
[ad_1] After the superlative production of Spring Awakening at Rec Room Arts, if you still need to sniff teen spirit then turn to the touring reprise...
[ad_1] Mothers. We may not be one, but we’ve all come from one. That alone is reason enough to see a play about women trying to...
[ad_1] The Little Mermaid dates back to 1837, the year that author Hans Christian Andersen published it – well before the 1989 animated film ushered in...
[ad_1] The Bible really does contain all the stories. There’s love and death, jealousy, sacrifice, envy, betrayal, heroism, mercy and all matters of triumph and failure....
[ad_1] Ribs have a long history of symbolizing the genesis of creation serving as an symbol for two people completing one another. For Kevin Russell, his...
[ad_1] Xavier Amin Dphrepaulezz, known as Fantastic Negrito, has a personal story so fascinating that it serves as a well of inspiration. He doesn’t have to...