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Review: Nameless Sound

Joseph Wozny·March 18, 2013
On Wednesday March 6th, Nameless Sound presented cellist Tristan Honsinger at Spring Street’s Studio 101. Nameless Sound brings creative music performers from all over the world to play in Houston, and provide educational workshops to students in underserved communities all over Houston. I first encountered Honsinger in the wild and wonderful [...]
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Strings and Shadows

Abby Koenig·March 15, 2013
Getting Behind Houston’s Puppet Scene There is something incredibly uncanny about puppets. As children we are drawn to their whimsical powers; as adults they weird us out. They are inanimate objects that can magically move and talk. We know that there is someone behind them [...]
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Geoff Hippenstiel: Territorial Pissings

Devon Britt-Darby·March 15, 2013
Much has been made – by me as well as others – of the way Houston artist Geoff...
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Expect Greatness

admin·March 15, 2013
  The Angelika Film Centers of Dallas and Plano will be screening a stunning new production of Charles...
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Nasher Welcomes Noted Design Critic

admin·March 15, 2013
The Nasher Sculpture Center and Dallas Architecture Forum have announced that the chief architecture critic of The New...
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Full Cinema Scope

admin·March 15, 2013
The Dallas International Film Festival presented by AutoNation Volkswagen Dealers has finalized its features and shorts that will...
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Young Texas Artists Music Competition 2013 Winners

admin·March 14, 2013
Fans and patrons of the 29th annual Young Texas Artists Music Competition (YTA) filled the Crighton Theatre on...
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Houston Ballet: The Rite of Spring

admin·March 12, 2013
Off the Floor: Houston Ballet soars again in a trio of works by Stanton Welch, Edwaard Liang and...
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Seeing Red

admin·March 7, 2013
It is 1958 and New York City is on the rise, literally and figuratively. With the influx of...
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Get Looped

admin·March 7, 2013
A 4,000 mile journey, a baby-smuggling clown and a post-modern Medea: Out of the Loop returns to Addison...
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Review: Jay Shinn

admin·March 7, 2013
Minimalism is easy to enjoy. Such works, mind as privations of fussiness and excess, hospital usually educe somewhat...
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Play On!

admin·March 7, 2013
The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra announced this week their 2013-2014 concert season, a musical exploration of classical favorites, new works, and intriguing symphonic selections from other cultures. Major highlights include Strauss’ Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks, the Dvořák Violin Concerto, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6 [...]
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