Four Dance Films Screen at Houston Cinema Arts Festival Nancy Wozny·October 10, 2014Kudos to the folks at Houston Cinema Arts Festival, Nov. 12-16DanceFeaturesFilmHouston
Right Here, Right Now: Houston MICHAEL MCFADDEN·October 10, 2014As time passes, Houston becomes exponentially a more global city. HoustonReviewsVisual Art
Buildering: Misbehaving the City casey gregory·October 8, 2014The problem is one of scale. HoustonReviewsVisual Art
Smashing Taboos Nancy Zastudil·October 7, 2014Carolee Schneemann never considered herself to be shockingFilmHoustonVisual Art
State of Story Jennifer Smart·October 6, 2014The last decade has brought with it the surprising resurgence of public storytellingDallas/Ft WorthHoustonTheater
New New Berlin! & Nevada Art Fair casey gregory·October 6, 2014The extra “new” is like a pre-emptive superlative. HoustonVisual Art
Houston Ballet’s “From Houston to the World” Offers Range and Polish Claire Christine Spera·September 25, 2014In traditional classical ballet, the corps de ballet is, more often than not relegated to posing, serving as a backdrop for the principal dancers. DanceFeaturesHoustonReviews
Keeping Up With Houston Ballet’s Stanton Welch Nancy Wozny·September 22, 2014When a ballet company is run by a leading dancemaker, which is the case in Houston with Stanton WelchDanceFeaturesHouston
Whimsy, Wonder and a Whirlwind Nancy Wozny·September 15, 2014Houston Ballet's From Houston to the World, Sept. 18-28, offers three ballets created right here in the Bayou City, but there's much more to the program than that fact. DanceFeaturesHouston
Classical and Folkloric Fuse in Houston shannon langman·September 14, 2014Houston's Apollo Chamber Players swoop into their sixth season with Ancestral VoicesHoustonMusic
Houston Ballet Soars in John Neumeier’s Otherworldly Midsummer Night’s Dream Claire Christine Spera·September 9, 2014Two smooth bodies, outfitted in glittering unitardsDanceFeaturesHoustonReviews