A Story, A Song, And A Dance Produced By Young Audiences Of Houston
This performance will not be livestreamed.
In this performance, Classical Indian Dance, Storytelling, Music, Dance, and Flamenco artists bring the cultures of India and Spain together in this collaborative and educational cultural performance for audiences and students of all ages.
This unique artistic collaboration with a message of hope and light brings vocals, guitar, violin, narration, percussion (mridangam), and classical Indian dancers together in a new work of art.
Young Audiences of Houston is a Texas nonprofit corporation founded in 1956, is an independent chapter of Young Audiences, Inc., the nation’s leading arts-in-education nonprofit organization, and first organization to be awarded the National Medal of Arts. They are at the forefront of arts education in Houston, pursuing equitable access to the arts through systems change efforts, sharing our expertise, and supporting programs and resources to our communities most in need across the Texas region.
This performance is suitable for grades K-12.
Download the curriculum guide here.
All performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre are FREE!
This is a non-ticketed performance. No tickets are necessary, no reservations can be made. As a courtesy to Miller, we’d appreciate it if you’d fill out the school group attendance form here.
School groups can learn more about visiting Miller here.
All performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre are funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.
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