
Margaret Downing
Editor-in-Chief at Houston Press
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5 days ago |
houstonpress.com | Margaret Downing |Houston Press
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1 week ago |
houstonpress.com | Margaret Downing |Houston Press
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1 week ago |
houstonpress.com | Margaret Downing |Houston Press
When the world premiere of Houston Ballet Artistic Director Stanton Welch's new work Raymonda opens on May 29, Aaron Daniel Sharratt will be dancing the role of the Duke of Vermillion. He's one of the suitors who ends up married to one of Raymonda's sisters. This is a Raymonda unlike anything you've ever seen. Welch is no stranger to taking a classic ballet (think Cinderella) and giving it a tweak or two.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonpress.com | Margaret Downing |Houston Press
No matter what the rest of the world might think, as far as Hugo E. Carbajal sees it, Elyot Chase in Private Lives has good intentions all round. "The thing is that, my approach to him, is that he’s always coming from this place of love. He truly, deeply loves.
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3 weeks ago |
houstonpress.com | Margaret Downing |Houston Press
As an actor, Johnny Barton has a long history of appearing in plays by William Shakespeare. He's built up a certain level of comfort with the Bard's works. Speaking Korean, not so much. But when Main Street Theater first approached him about being in Kim's Convenience, the story of a Korean family that moves to Canada for a better life, he was more than ready to sign on. With a mother from Indonesia and a father from Arkansas, Barton is doing this play for his mom, he says.
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