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Solero Flamenco

The core members of Solero Flamenco (singer Irma La Paloma and guitarist Jeremías Garcia) perform for us, previewing the third annual Houston Spanish and Flamenco Festival.

     

"Unwoven Light"

We visit Rice Gallery to check out Unwoven Light, a site-specific installation by artist Soo Sunny Park.  Park shows us the suspended, undulating structure made of chain-link fencing and iridescent Plexiglas cells.

     

Ensemble Theatre: "Race"

We talk with the two lead actors about the Ensemble Theatre’s production of Race, David Mamet’s intense legal drama about a wealthy white businessman who hires a black attorney to defend him against charges that he raped an African-American woman.

     

"The Summer Book"

Arts advocate and working mom Sarah Gish talks about some of the many summer arts-oriented camps and programs featured in the 2013 edition of her Summer Book: A Guide to Houston Day Camps and Classes.

     

Classical Classroom: Camille Saint-Saens' "Organ" Symphony

In her latest “music lesson,” Dacia learns about Camille Saint-Saens’ “Organ” Symphony from Houston keyboardist, vocal coach and concert-producer Keith Weber.

     

TUTS: "Spamalot"

We meet actors Tom Hewitt and Janine DiVita, who take the parts of King Arthur and the Lady of the Lake in Theatre Under The Stars’ new production of the Monty Python musical Spamalot.

     

"Classical Minds" Guitar Institute and Competition

We have a studio performance by guitarist Valerie Hartzell, previewing a recital she’s giving Sunday, benefiting her “Classical Minds” Guitar Institute and Competition

     

"Up for Air"

Choreographer Erin Reck and vocalist Natasha Manley preview Up for Air, Reck’s new site-specific work for dancers and opera singers, inspired by and set around the reflecting pool in Hermann Park.

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> On Thursday, the woodwind quintet, WindSync, and percussionist, Graeme Francis, perform for us. Acclaimed Israeli singer, David D’Or, talks about his upcoming concert with the Houston Symphony. And Executive Director, Maureen Patton, previews the Summer Series at the Grand 1894 Opera House in Galveston.







> On Wednesday, pianist Clive Swansbourne chats about his upcoming solo recital, featuring works spanning four centuries. We preview Taking Flight, an evening of dance works that explore the struggle and the magic of flying, presented by Psophonia Dance Company. Plus, we hear about Unity Theatre Brenham’s production of I Hate Hamlet by Paul Rudnick.

Clive Swansbourne, pianist
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Psophonia Dance Company
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Unity Theatre, Brenham
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