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Review: Falstaff

admin·April 26, 2013
Send two identical love letters to two married women, and even a lovable scoundrel deserves to be dumped in the brook with the dirty laundry. There may be no honest, civil or sober men in Verdi’s Falstaff, but it makes for a hilarious opera, and Opera in the Heights’ production had the audience [...]
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Loose Ends: May 2013

Devon Britt-Darby·April 26, 2013
Stray Tidbits, Blind Items and Unsolicited Advice Last year’s salutary exhibition American Made: 250 Years of American Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston played to the MFAH’s strengths, telling a convincing story [...]
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A Python Primer

Abby Koenig·April 26, 2013
Spamalot Returns to TUTS The knights who say “ni”, along with killer rabbits, flying cows and other assorted antics, arrive at the Hobby Center this month when Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) presents Monty Python’s Spamalot, a self-proclaimed “rip off” of the movie Monty Python [...]
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Site Specific

admin·April 26, 2013
Review:  The Vessel The Houston Metropolitan Dance Company takes a giant leap forward with The Vessel, its triptych...
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Bold Plays

admin·April 25, 2013
Life Under Mildred’s Umbrella In the early days of the new millennium, while still a creative writing undergrad at University of Houston, Jennifer Decker fielded an unexpected request from one of her professors. This professor, she was told, was writing a play. And she seemed, just maybe [...]
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SMU’s Spanish Art Symposium

admin·April 25, 2013
On May 1-2, 2013, the Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University will bring together an international panel of...
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DMA’s Poetic New Work

admin·April 25, 2013
The Dallas Museum of Art has recently acquired an early work by the French painter Guillaume Guillon Lethière (1760–1832), one of the first major artists of African descent in the history of European art. The painting, Erminia and the Shepherds, was shown at the Salon of 1795 in Paris [...]
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Review: Roger Winter

admin·April 25, 2013
Venerable artist Roger Winter shows new oil portraits and a decade or more of collage and photomontage works at Kirk Hopper Fine Art this month. His ease working in various media and with various levels of abstraction is demonstrated beautifully. The show contains three large new [...]
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Pop Shop Houston

admin·April 24, 2013
Indie Craft Fair, Art and Music Festival at Spring Street Studios May 11-12. This is a little more...
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Painting With the Body

admin·April 24, 2013
SPA Brings Shen Wei Dance Arts to Houston Shen Wei may be best known for orchestrating the Opening...
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The Queen of Conflation

admin·April 24, 2013
Marcelyn McNeil Blends the Rules in Lemonworld The seductive, curious paintings of Houston-based artist Marcelyn McNeil leave no room to doubt her commitment to a studio-based practice. Just ask painter Howard Sherman, a friend who often swaps studio visits with [...]
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Review: Selkie, A Sea Tale

admin·April 20, 2013
The origin of a myth has its roots in the earth as much as the soul of a...
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