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Review: David Aylsworth

admin·June 6, 2013
David Aylsworth: Five, nurse Six, Seven, Eight David Aylsworth had me at the title of his show, “Five,...
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Review: Steve McCurry

admin·June 6, 2013
Steve McCurry: The Unguarded Moment One look at his iconic portrait of a 13-year old Afghan girl and...
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Bleeding Love

admin·June 6, 2013
They say love hurts. In playwright Rajiv Joseph’s love story, search Gruesome Playground Injuries, online love indeed leaves...
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Mongoose Versus Cobra Concludes Inaugural Reading Series

admin·June 6, 2013
As our loyal readers know, each month we have a little happy hour party to present the new...
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Astrodome Rising? (UPDATED)

admin·June 4, 2013
Proposal for Moldering Stadium Shows Promise Amid Logistical, Access Issues Update to story posted April 27, 2013. Earlier...
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You Can Go Home Again

Nancy Wozny·June 3, 2013
Trey McIntyre’s Peter Pan Returns to Houston Ballet “I love my childhood,” mused my son, at age nine,...
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Room for Improvement

admin·June 3, 2013
Theater’s Proposed Renovation Includes Overdue Improvements But Needs a Lighter Touch In contrast to Houston’s other major theaters — Jones Hall, The Wortham Center, and The Hobby Center, which are bland, boxy affairs — the Alley Theatre is an utterly memorable building. Originally designed by Ulrich Franzen, its [...]
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Suspended Animation

Nancy Zastudil·June 3, 2013
The Bridge Club Heads to Currents New Media Festival If the medium is the message, as philosopher and...
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A Plethora of Prints

admin·June 3, 2013
PrintHouston Returns, Leaving Its Mark on Spaces Large and Small Although it’s only in its third year, PrintHouston,...
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artiFACTS: June 2013

admin·June 3, 2013
Robert Simpson, artistic director of the Houston Chamber Choir announced the Choir’s 18th season, Where Class Meets Cool. The 2013-2014 season includes masterpieces by Brahms, Handel, Palestrina, and Duruflé, along with works by today’s leading composers including a newly commissioned piece by Jocelyn Hagan, recent winner of the [...]
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Editor’s Remarks: June 2013

Nancy Wozny·June 3, 2013
I met Jeffrey Dell a year ago in Arturo Palacios’ office, and have been looking forward to his...
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Pretty In Pink

Charissa N. Terranova·June 2, 2013
The work of French artist Anne Ferrer falls somewhere between the living and unliving. To put it more...
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