• William Betts is the new interim executive director at DiverseWorks
    Photo by Fulton Davenport: PWL Studio
  • Diane Barber will leave DiverseWorks at the end of September
    Photo by Gary Fountain
  • "City Council Meeting" by Aaron Landsman
  • Zoe Scofield in "A Crack in Everything"

  • Kim Stoilis of Bayou City Arts Festival
    Photo by Anthony Rathbun
  • Bayou City Arts Festival

  • Artists in a production of "Cabaret" at the Dallas Theater Center
    Photo by Karen Almond/Dallas Theater Center/Facebook
  • A scene from The Alley Theatre's production of "Wonderland"
    Photo by Michael Daniel
  • The Alley Theatre
    Photo by Alley Theatre
  • Wyly Theater in Dallas
    Photo by Bryan Amann

  • "In "Witness to War" you feel you've entered the inner landscape of a great mindwho has witnessed too much. But what he's seen must be shared."
    Photo via Stadium Museum Houston/Facebook
  • George Gittoes
    Photo by Dallas Kilponen
  • "Witness to War"
    Photo via Stadium Museum Houston/Facebook
  • "Witness to War"
    Photo via Stadium Museum Houston/Facebook
  • Photo via Stadium Museum Houston/Facebook
  • "Witness to War: George Gittoes"
    Photo via Stadium Museum Houston/Facebook

  • Come Fly Away brings together the music of Frank Sinatra and the creative visionof Tony Award-winner Twyla Tharp. The show hits the Hobby Center April 10-15,2012 as part of the Gexa Energy Broadway at the Hobby Center 2011-2012 season.
    Original Broadway Cast © 2010, Joan Marcus
  • Marc Bamuthi Joseph, "Life Is Living Festival: Chicago"
    Photo by Bethanie Hines
  • Main Street Theater is looking forward to the most ambitious project in its36-year history: Tom Stoppard’s epic trilogy, The Coast of Utopia.
  • Jermaine Spivey and Martin Schmidt of Matmos in Ayman Harper's The LID atDiverseWorks Jan. 13-14, 2012
    Photo by Tomi Paasonen

  • Tom Stoppard's "Utopia" trilogy won seven Tony Awards for its New Yorkproduction. Now Houston will become the first U.S. city outside of the Big Appleto stage all three productions.
  • The Wonderettes are getting a sequel.
  • Ensemble has a play about the Lotto's "luck."
  • Main Street will put on one about a beloved quarterback who's committed a"senseless crime." Not that it's based on anyone in real life.

  • Backstage tours at The Alley Theatre
    Photo by John Everett
  • Society for the Performing Arts brings The Flying Karamazov Brothers, minglingcomedy, acrobatics, juggling, dancing and music.
  • There's many sides to Da Camera. At the open house, they bring on the jazz.
  • At the Alley Theatre, guests can meet-and-greet with costumed performers, watcha stage combat demo and take a backstage tour.
  • Houston Ballet
    Photo by Amitava Sarkar
  • End the day with a bang. At Jones Hall at 4 p.m. the Houston Symphony closes thefestivities.
    Photo by Leah Polkowske
  • Dominic Walsh Dance
  • Houston Grand Opera
    Photo by Felix Sanchez

12-4 p.m. Sunday

Your cheat sheet to Theater District Open House

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  • The Wortham Center is one of four locations you'll need to hit in order tocomplete CultureMap's Check-In & Win trip on Gowalla.
  • The Hobby Center is also on your list.
  • Complete the trip on Gowalla, and score amazing prizes and tickets toperformances and events in the Theater District!

  • Continuum performance artist Jonatan Lopez
    Photo by Ed Schipul
  • "Asweep" by Continuum member Emily Sloan
    Photo by Matthew Marand
  • By Continuum member Jonatan Lopez, "Revolution"
    Photo by Rico Svaughn