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Piss off women at your own risk: Opera in the Heights' Macbeth whips you like a dominatrix

By Joel Luks

Lessons learned from Shakespeare's Macbeth: Listening to women may be hazardous to your health. May cause visions, delusion, psychotic episodes and unwelcome ghosts to manifest at the most inco ...


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Mad Max, Poltergeist and Shakespeare merge: Opera in the Heights embraces the supernatural

By Joel Luks

It's quite possible that Giuseppe Verdi didn't understand one word of William Shakespeare's Macbeth when he saw it for the first time. Scholars say that the Italian Romantic c ...


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Your weekly guide to Houston: Five (plus) don't-miss events

By Joel Luks

On tap this week are events that strive to keep Houston verdant, the premiere of an opera written more than a century ago, a dirty adventure race, walking tours, a whimsical costumed race and conte ...


Toi Toi Toi

Shakespeare in the house: Opera in the Heights' new season tunes to 19th century Italy

By Joel Luks

Toi Toi Toi! Opera in the Heights 2012-13 program lineup may be ambitious. But since artistic director Enrique Carreón-Robledo stepped up to the conductor's podium, the company ...


The Review Is In

Opera in the Heights finds the magic touch: New maestro and a rising star lift Il Trovatore

By Theodore Bale

There might have been only two anvils, but at least they were authentic and hammered with unrelenting gusto. One of the most beloved scenes in all Italian opera, the rousing “anvil chorus&rdq ...


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Your weekly guide to Houston: Proud comedy, St. Patrick's Parade, burnings at the stake, blooming azaleas & a dance party

By Joel Luks

I may not know the difference between a battement frappé and a battement fondu développé yet — albeit the dance junkies at Houston Ballet's Ballet Barre are surely wo ...


Texas water good for sopranos?

Sexy death: Two hometown girls take on a Tudor Queen in Opera in the Heights' Anna Bolena

By Joel Luks

In real life, death isn't sexy. It's a very dull, dreary affair, so said Somerset Maugham. Crossing over to the hereafter isn't the apex of our existence nor the pinnacle of our accompl ...


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Houston's new maestro: Enrique Carreón-Robledo tabbed to lead Opera in the Heights

By Joel Luks

After a year-long search, snazzy and chic Opera in the Heights, better known as Oh!, has finally honed in on its new artistic director. Mexican-born Enrique Carreón-Robledo will be the n ...


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