Robin Davidson (photo by TMO Photography)

THE REEMERGENCE OF in-person poetry readings post-pandemic is a clear indication Houston’s diverse and vital community of poets are alive and well and, as we wrote way back in 2017, enthused to provide a “cool and intellectually stimulating form of entertainment” for seasoned fans and those new to the form.

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Gabriel Kahane (photo by Jason Quigley)

THIS FRIDAY AT The Gordy, Stages’ still-new theater, Houston new music ensemble Aperio, Music of the Americas welcomes Brooklyn-based, indie-folk singer-songwriter Gabriel Kahane, who’s also a composer of orchestral music. Directed by Michael Zuraw, Kahane will perform songs from his latest album, Magnificent Bird, accompanied by members of Aperio’s chamber ensemble. The concert kicks off Aperio’s 17th season.

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Houston Ballet Principal Skylar Campbell as Peter Pan (Photo by Claire McAdams, courtesy of Houston Ballet)

NOW IS AN especially exciting time for ballet. With new generations at the helm of dance institutions around the world, and young choreographers initiating provocative cross-disciplinary collaborations for the stage, classical ballet has fully (and finally) embraced and incorporated contemporary forms of movement, music and stage craft while remaining true to its base language.

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