High Performing Arts Openings This Week: March 6-12, 2023

See the newest performing arts productions and theater happenings opening throughout Houston from Monday, March 6 to Sunday, March 12, 2023.

In search of methods to maintain the theater calendar straight? We have now you lined with this weekly roundup sequence monitoring openings at theaters and performing arts establishments throughout town of Houston.

Dig deeper for extra ongoing performances taking place on levels throughout Houston by trying out the 365 Houston Calendar.

Right here’s our checklist of must-see openings:

High Performing Arts Openings This Week: March 6 to 12, 2023

• Neil deGrasse Tyson: Delusions of Area Lovers at Jones Corridor | Monday, March 6 – The astrophysicist and tv character returns to Houston for an entertaining night that examines the disconnect between the place we predict we needs to be in house exploration and the restrictions of actuality stopping it. $39 and up. 7:30pm.
• Crystalline Resonance: Remaining Fantasy Piano Live performance at Passion Middle | Thursday, March 9 – Celebrating the thirty fifth anniversary of the Remaining Fantasy online game sequence, this live performance brings a number of the acclaimed piano works to the Downtown stage, synced with online game footage and memorable moments of the franchise. $58 and up. 8pm.
• Houston Ballet presents Summer season & Smoke at Wortham Middle | Thursday, March 9 | Ongoing – On this first of two weekends, Houston Ballet provides a trio of works, together with Stanton Welch’s Clear and Concerto Barocco—each set to the sounds of Bach—plus a world premiere co-production with American Ballet Theatre, Cathy Marston’s Summer season and Smoke. $25 and up. Showtimes differ.
• Houston Grand Opera presents One other Metropolis at Ecclesia Houston | Thursday, March 9 to Saturday, March 11 – In HGO’s 74th world premiere, this work explores the expertise of homelessness, created in response to in-depth interviews and conversations with Houston’s neighborhood of unhoused folks. $25. Instances differ.
• Group Acorde presents adaptar: tales of adaptation on the DeLuxe Theater | Thursday, March 9 to Saturday, March 11 – This multi-disciplinary showcase options two premiere works of up to date dance and reside music performances, highlighting the work of Roberta Paixao Cortes and visitor choreographers Jennifer Mabus and Spencer Gavin Hering. $30. Instances differ.
• Curiosity Lab & Theater presents Now That You’ve Seen Me Bare: Relationships Uncovered at MATCH | Thursday, March 9 to Sunday, March 12 – Two scientists try to win the Nobel Prize by uncovering the scientific code for love. However to maintain their lab working, they should appeal to grants and funding. See how they do it on this musical comedy. $35. Showtimes differ.
• Performing Arts Houston presents Ragamala Dance Firm at Wortham Middle | Friday, March 10 – The acclaimed Indian dance troupe provides a night of tradition and ritual with Fires of Varanasi: Dance of the Everlasting Pilgrim, the place people merge with the divine. $29 and up. 7:30pm.
• Levels presents The Bride Or: Does This Gown Make Me Look Married? on the Gordy | Friday, March 10 | Ongoing – Beloved for her Late Night time Catechism sequence, Denise Fennell returns to Levels, this time with the story of a bride who, hours earlier than her marriage ceremony, ponders the which means of her life and whether or not marriage is the proper concept in spite of everything. This manufacturing runs by Sunday, Could 14. $30 and up. Showtimes differ.
• Houston Symphony presents Brahms & Dvořák at Jones Corridor | Friday, March 10 to Sunday, March 12 – Jonathon Heyward conducts the Symphony, joined by virtuoso pianist Sir Stephen Hough, by the uplifting Symphony No. 8 from Dvořák, and Brahm’s Piano Concerto No. 1. $29 and up. Instances differ.
• Houston Chamber Choir presents Ancestor’s Dream at South Primary Baptist Church | Saturday, March 11 – Aiming to maneuver past spirituals, work songs and gospel music, this choral live performance presents seldom-heard works of Black composers like Nathaniel Dett, Harry Burleigh and Undine Smith Moore. $40; $10 for college kids. 7:30pm.
• Jazzy Sundays: Matthew Hartnett & the Gumbo All-Stars at Emancipation Park | Sunday, March 12 | FREE – The second installment of the Jazzy Sundays sequence rolls on in Third Ward, with the hip-hop, jazz and brass band sounds of Louisiana-based Matthew Hartnett and the Gumbo All-Stars. Frank Nooney and the Zydeco Floaters open the present. 5pm to 7pm.

Remaining Performances This Week

This week, Moulin Rouge! The Musical will get the ultimate curtain on Sunday, March 12.