See the most recent performing arts productions and theater happenings opening throughout Houston from Monday, October 31 to Sunday, November 6, 2022.
On the lookout for methods to maintain the theater calendar straight? We now have you coated with this weekly roundup collection monitoring openings at theaters and performing arts establishments throughout the town of Houston.
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Right here’s our checklist of must-see openings:
High Performing Arts Openings This Week: October 31 to November 6, 2022
- Chamber Music Houston presents Voces8 at Rice College’s Stude Live performance Corridor | Tuesday, November 1 – The British vocal group brings its signature, century-spanning repertoire to its debut on the Chamber Music Houston stage at Rice College. Anticipate a night of classical and modern music. $20 and up. 7:30pm.
- Houston Fringe Competition at MATCH | Tuesday, November 1 to Sunday, November 6 – Again after a two-year pandemic hiatus, this multi-day exploration of performs and performing arts gives world premieres of cutting-edge items by rising and established artists. Additionally again is the festival-favorite closing evening showcase, “Something Goes.” $15. Showtimes range.
- ROCO Unchambered presents Kristin Wolfe Jensen at LIFE HTX | Friday, November 4 – In Montrose, the orchestra’s principal bassoonist curates a program in gratitude for educators. Plus, take pleasure in a world-premiere co-commission and an viewers Q&A. Pay-what-you-can; instructed value of $25. 7:30pm.
- Houston Symphony presents Fiesta Sinfónica at Jones Corridor | Friday, November 4 | FREE – Rejoice Latin and Hispanic music and tradition with this annual live performance, that includes music from Marquez, Piazzolla and extra. Free with registration. 7:30pm.
- Bones & Reminiscence Dance presents Fairly Pears All in a Row on the Houston Metropolitan Dance Middle | Friday, November 4 – This dance theatre work explores the lifetime of Lizzie Borden, alleged to have murdered her household in Fall River, Massachusetts on the flip of the final century. The crime and the trial have captivated society ever since that fateful August in 1892. Tickets are pay-what-you-can. 8pm.
- DaCamera presents An Night With Branford Marsalis at Wortham Middle | Friday, November 4 – The jazz legend performs a live performance of fan favorites and works that showcase his signature model. $42.50 and up. 8pm.
- Shepherd Faculty Opera presents Avenue Scene at Brockman Corridor for Opera | Friday, November 4 & Sunday, November 6 – Kurt Weill’s Avenue Scene is a mix of European opera and American musical theatre, with lyrics by Langston Hughes. Set on a New York avenue in summer time, a secret is revealed that results in violence. $25 and up. Friday 7:30pm; Sunday 2pm.
- Performing Arts Houston presents Blue Man Group at Jones Corridor | Saturday, November 5 & Sunday, November 6 – That includes pulsing, unique music, custom-made devices, shock viewers interplay, and hilarious absurdity, be part of the Blue Males in a joyful expertise that unites audiences of all ages at Jones Corridor. $39 and up. Occasions range.
- Texas Medical Middle Orchestra presents The Energy of the Human Spirit at Interest Middle | Sunday, November 6 – The orchestra performs a collection of works of nineteenth century Romanticism, with works by Dvořák, Elgar and extra. $25. 5pm.
Remaining Performances This Week
4 reveals placed on their closing performances by way of the week; 4th Wall Theatre’s The Skinny Place and Coyote on a Fence from Dust Canines Theatre each shut on Saturday, November 5; and The Secret of My Success and La Traviata shut the curtain on Sunday, November 6.