Performing Arts

Community Programs

dance


  • International Piano Festival
    Celebrated for more than 25 years as a breathtaking weekend of recitals and master classes with the world's greatest keyboard virtuosos, the International Piano Festival is led by festival founder Abbey Simon, University of Houston Cullen Professor and one of the most recorded classical artists of all time.
  • Houston Shakespeare Festival
    Since its inception in 1975, HSF has entertained nearly a half million theatergoers with free performances in Hermann Park's Miller Outdoor Theatre.
  • Preparatory and Continuing Studies Program
    Founded in September 1998, the Preparatory and Continuing Studies (PCS) program facilitates exemplary music education in the form of private instruction, professional development, and community outreach.
  • Immanuel & Helen Olshan Texas Music Festival
    Since 1990, classical music's rising stars have come together in Houston, joining an international faculty of performers, conductors, and soloists.  Among nearly 50 public events each June, featured performances include the Festival Orchestra Series every Saturday and chamber music and jazz on the Perspectives Series every Tuesday, in the Moores Opera House.

News

Serious Money
By Caryl Churchill

September 28 – 29,
and October 4-6 at 8pm
September 30 and October 7 at 2pm

 
Caged In
AURA Contemporary Ensemble
Works by Cage, Gotkovsky,
O'Riordan, & Rudy
Monday October 1, 2012 at 7:30pm
Moores Opera House
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO 

 

October 5 & 6
Moores School of Music

 
October 18th
2pm - 5pm

 


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The performing arts are thriving at the University of Houston. From opera to jazz, Shakespeare to contemporary dance, UH has a calendar of events chock full of exciting offerings. On a given evening along the UH Arts corridor, visitors can experience professional presentations by visiting artists, as well as faculty recitals and student works.

Moores School of Music

School of Theatre & Dance

Center for Choreography

Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts

Immanuel & Helen Olshan Texas Music Festival