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If you’re curious how the art of the ancient world might translate to contemporary fashion or just how many Rodgers and Hammerstein II aficionados can fit in a football stadium, you’re in the right place. We have this and much more, so keep reading to find this week’s best virtual and socially distanced events.
Fashion Fusion VI: Antiquities to Modern Art on Thursday, May 6, at 7 p.m. Presented virtually this year, the annual collaboration sees student-designers from HCC’s Fashion Design program challenged to create looks inspired by the museum’s collection. During the program, viewers will also get behind-the-scenes peeks into the designers’ studios and vote for their favorite creations. You can watch the runway looks, modeled in the MFAH galleries, on Facebook Live.
Houston s Alley Theatre unveils triumphant 75th anniversary season The Alley tips its hat to classics like
A Christmas Carol this year.
Photo by John Carrithers What a pandemic it’s been for the cherished But now, the Alley has unveiled triumphant news. To celebrate its 75 anniversary quite a feat for any arts troupe the Alley is unveiling a new season starting October 1, 2021. This 75th Anniversary Season return to live performances includes three world premiere plays and one world premiere musical, according to the Alley. “I couldn’t be more excited to get back into the Theatre with this fabulous lineup including a Pulitzer Prize-winning play, a world-premiere musical, and three world premiere plays,” said artistic director Rob Melrose in a release.
10 best Houston in-person and virtual plays and performances for May
Photo by Lynn Lane
Photo by Lawrence Elizabeth Knox; courtesy of Houston Ballet. Houston Grand Opera s Marian s Song will show live and in-person at Miller Outdoor Theater.
Photo by Lynn Lane We’re going live (and in-person) this May. Finally, along with plenty of streaming goodness, this month brings Houston a few performing arts shows on stage in front of an outdoor audience. While we might not be quite ready to throw open all the doors of our many theaters and performing venues yet, Miller Outdoor Theater brings us back to the seats and the hill for the excitement of being an audience again.