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(Left to right) Acacia Danielsson, Mika J. Nakano, Betse Lyons as “The Drowning Girls.” Photo credit: Glenn Ricci.
This play is based on a real serial killer and bigamist who was tried, convicted, and hanged in England in 1915. He was responsible for the murders of three of his brides Bessie Mundy, Alice Burnham, and Margaret Lofty.
…compelling and concise. It is unsettling, and the Strand Theatre gives the audience a riveting experience.
Beth Graham, Daniela Vlaskalic, and Charlie Tomlinson take this as their starting point for a play that explores not only the manipulation and murder of women, but the constraints that society places on females that put them in these situations. This play is an indictment of a society that values women only through men’s agency. While watching this story unfold, you might find yourself nodding along because there are still so many expectations and limitations placed on women today.
Editor s Note 4:45 p.m. 1-8-21:
This story has been updated to reflect the fact that Tony DeSare is replacing David Caceres in the Houston Symphony s Big Band program.
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Today is apparently National Bobblehead Day (and yes, we’re surprised that’s a thing, too). We don’t have any bobblehead-related activities coming up, but we do have dance, theater, opera, and more for you to virtually tune in to this week.
As fun as it’s been partaking in all the virtual events over the past few months – and seeing how responsive and flexible many of our arts organizations have been – tonight you can hear about what’s really on our minds: vaccines (and hopefully an eventual end to this pandemic). Asia Society Texas Center will host a webcast tonight, January 7, at 7:30 p.m.,