8 best Houston plays and performances to stream and catch in March Dixie s back and bringing the party virtually to the Hobby Center.
Photo by Matthew Tippins We’ve got a live one this month. Live, in-person, outdoor theater that is, thanks to Society for the Performing Arts. For some of our other favorite theater companies the drama, comedy, and music keeps on streaming on in March with lots of variety for the choosiest at-home audiences. As a bonus, look for some February postponed shows to spring up this month now that our long winter drama is over.
Dixie’s Happy Hour Virtual Show from the Hobby Center (now through March 7)
Houston is undeniably back in business and arts organizations across the city are ready again to entertain you. With multiple virtual festivals and online concerts this week, there’s a lot to keep you home and happy – don’t forget, we are still in the midst of a pandemic after all.
After a brief freeze-related postponement, you can start celebrating Latinx voices and stories today, February 25, during the
4th Annual Sin Muros: A Latinx Theater Festival at Stages. The virtual festival, which will offer play readings, talkbacks and panel discussions, opens tonight with the premiere of local artist Candice D Meza s
Stages celebrates the range of Latinx voices and stories reflecting the diversity of local Texas communities with Sin Muros: A Latinx Theater Festival. The fourth annual Sin Muros festival will feature .
8 showstopping Houston plays and performances to catch in February
Rebirth of a Nation.
Photo by Danielle Levitt February may be the shortest month of the year, but Houston theater and performing arts companies plan to keep us busy this month with a winter’s worth of world premieres, new take on classics, and music galore to stream at home. Love is certainly in the air for some theaters. Black History Month brings us some new visions of the past. And we even have some cool outdoor, live cabaret on the lineup. Here are your best bets for February theater in Houston.