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Imagine a world where the economy is in total meltdown…oh, wait, we don’t have to imagine. The world’s economy is in total meltdown! Well, then imagine...
During today’s Secret Order Talkback, the cast and members of the Alley’s artistic staff return to the stage following the evening’s performance. They’ll...
Documentarian João Moreira Salles is at odds with himself in Santiago, today’s installment of the Celebrating Brazilian Film Now and Then series. The film, an...
There’s been plenty of buzz about Stephenie Meyer’s vampire love story, the Twilight series, chronicling the doomed love between Bella (a human) and Edward (a...
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For joystick jockeys who find endless Metal Gear Solid 4 cut scenes about as stimulating as watching Howards End on Xanax, don’t fret — old-school salvation has...
In this time of endless blubbering by pundits and politicians, it’s very clear that talk is cheap. But not everyone wants to add to the din, so a group of local urban...
Payback is a bitch — just ask the twisted characters of Sleuth, currently in production at Theater Southwest. When a beautiful woman’s older husband and younger lover...
Catastrophic Theatre’s The Strangerer takes us back to 2004 and the first Bush/Kerry presidential debate. True to form, the issues being talked about have life-and-death...
L’imprevu Bellydance’s Vagabond Cirque is for the kid in you…well, at least the kid who wanted to watch the “dirty parts” of all the R-rated movies....
If you don’t want to hear Sheryl Underwood’s opinions on sex, relationships, politics and life, she doesn’t care. She’s going to bring it on anyway....
Today’s authors at the 36th Annual Jewish Book and Arts Fair include Ariel Sabar, who reads from his book My Father’s Paradise: A Son’s Search for his Jewish...
Hear what Suzanne Bloom, an exhibiting artist and professor at the University of Houston, has to say at today’s “Perspectives 163: Every Sound You Can Imagine”...
Headlining today’s First Thursdays at Dean’s is Lance Larson’s award-winning Bloom. The suspenseful love story captured — among many others — Best...
Gaetano Donizetti lovers are in for a treat when Opera in the Heights presents two very different scores from the great Italian composer with Two Faces of Donizetti. Opening...
Want to know who is playing the Secret Saturday Show One Year Anniversary? We do, too. But part of the charm of this weekly showcase of local bands is its organizer’s...
“A Coarse Portal” showcases local artist Philip Durbin’s most vivid work yet. “It’s going to be really bright, that’s for sure,” he says....
You can’t get much farther from Houston than Australia, and you can’t get much farther from the usual local art fare than with “Gelam Nguzu Kazi — Dugong My...
Artist Michael Salter uses thousands of pieces of Styrofoam to make Styrobots, his huge, machinery-laden robot creatures that look straight out of Star Wars. "too much"...
The British-born Lucinda Cobley is a painter, but instead of using traditional stretched canvas, she brushes her paint, oil and pigments onto etched or sand-blasted glass. The...
