22 Jul Young Audiences of Houston Presents: The Story Of The Lone Star State
This original production by Houston's award-winning iAct Houston takes a bite out of Texas history. ...
This original production by Houston's award-winning iAct Houston takes a bite out of Texas history. ...
This bilingual (Spanish and English) opera weaves Texas history into the story of the Barber of Seville, with two star-crossed lovers overcoming obstacles to be together. ...
Come experience the world of Ancient Mexico in this multi-disciplinary performance of traditional Aztec dancing, a form of dance that has been done in private rather than public for nearly 40 years in the United States. Featuring the Calmecac Indigenous Organization....
This interactive animal-themed program introduces wind instruments in the orchestra and explores the wild side of music....
This is one of the many trickster tales from West African folklore. Mr. Hare is a frequent figure in the Hausa culture of Niger and Nigeria and is the granddaddy of the American Brer Rabbit....
Music, dance and performance poetry presenting Black History from ancient Africa to today. ...
Join the Aztec Princess as she tells two classic Mexican fables about making good choices, while teaching English and Spanish vocabulary along the way. Fun for all ages and sparkling with educational values and social/emotional skills!...
This virtual performance tells the story of a circus strongwoman uses her fame to fight for female voting rights. Based on an incredible true story! An engaging way for students and families to learn about the importance of equal rights....
An original musical! Billy Goat learns valuable lessons about how democracy works when she tries to get every animal in the petting zoo to vote to keep it open. A perfect introduction for kids about the power of voting and how an election can...
A fun-packed combination of African-American folklore and American popular culture, Br’er Rabbit is family entertainment that focuses on the Golden rule: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” ...