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Goodman to livestream new shows, including 'The Sound Inside' from Broadway

Best Virtual Bets the Week of April 15-21, 2021

Optimism is high regarding a return to something that might resemble our pre-pandemic normal, so feel free to celebrate with a tentative high five – it is National High Five Day, after all – or by checking out one of this week’s live, in-person events. This is still mostly a list of the best virtual bets, but as the city continues to baby step closer to more safe, in-person art experiences we’re all for it too. Apollo Chamber Players will close their digital season on Thursday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. with Music of Exile, a virtual concert featuring new commissions from Syrian-American composer Malek Jandali and Israel-born composer Gilad Cohen, and a world premiere from Rice faculty composer Richard Lavenda. The performance, presented in partnership with Holocaust Museum Houston and Rice University’s Jewish Studies program and Bonuik Institute for Religious Tolerance, also marks Apollo’s return to in-person activities since the beginning of the pandemic. Though limi

NYU Abu Dhabi Arts Center Presents THEATER FOR ONE: HERE WE ARE

Dallas Theater Center Offers Something Immersive with 'Something Grim(m)' – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Something Grim(m). NBC DFW:  Why are Grimm fairy tales a good literary basis for this theatrical event? Tiffany Nichole Greene: Grimm fairy tales peep into humanity’s darkest corners and expose the sides of us we try to hide or present doesn’t exist. Few are bold enough to go there the way the Grimms do. The lessons they teach are rarely attacked from such an angle. Most people don’t want to admit how horrible we can be to one another. But we can’t change something we’re not willing to admit exists.  NBC DFW: Part of the magic of theater is a live audience engaging with live actors in the same room. How do you make this feel like a piece of theater when the audience is not in a theater and the actors are filmed? 

Something Grimm Opens at DTC Feb. 20 - Focus Daily News

Focus Daily News “Something Grimm,” an immersive theatrical experience, opens at Dallas Theater Center Feb. 20. The original production created by Director Tiffany Nichole Greene was devised with the Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company. Grimm’s fairy tales inspired the creative journey that winds around the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre. Guests will take a self-guided tour through various locations, starting in the Lexus Silver parking garage. From there, the story unfolds in several segments, each step along the path revealing a new chapter. The production will include comic strips and pop-up story books, as well as pre-recorded video and audio elements. Characters include a gardener, a maid, a cook, a farmer, and a very special child on an exploration of power and privilege and a journey back home.