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Dance Asian America’s mission is to unite people through the art of dance

Express Children’s Theatre is Houston’s oldest and largest multicultural performing arts and education organization dedicated to children and families. We are celebrating our 33rd year of creating and presenting professional, culturally diverse shows designed to entertain and educate.

Express Children’s Theatre founded in 1991 with two shows and a shoestring budget. Now Present 250 performances a year, reaching over 75,000 children in venues throughout Texas. Express has been the proud recipient of two Austin Circle of Drama Awards, three B. Iden Payne awards for children’s theatre and a cover story in Stage Directions magazine. Express Theatre’s Hilltop Festival for Children at Miller Outdoor Theatre every summer was named “Best Theatre Production for Children” by the Houston Press.

Express Children’s Theatre is Houston’s oldest and largest multicultural performing arts and education organization dedicated to children and families. The theatre is celebrating their 33rd year of creating and presenting professional, culturally diverse shows designed to entertain and educate.

Houston's music scene is about to be infused with soulful melodies and infectious grooves as Sarah and the Sundays take the stage at Warehouse Live Midtown on Friday, April 19, 2024. This dynamic group is known for their captivating performances that blend soul, funk, and R&B into a unique sonic experience that leaves audiences wanting more.

Led by the powerhouse vocals of Sarah, the band delivers a high-energy performance that is as soul-stirring as it is dance-worthy. Backed by the talented Sundays, comprising skilled musicians on guitar, bass, drums, and keys, Sarah's voice soars through each song, commanding attention and evoking a range of emotions.

[From poptized.com] Originally we were the Sundays because we practiced every Sunday but then we found out that there was already a British band from the ’80s called the Sundays—which made some people really upset because they felt we just stole their name—so at our first show my sister Sarah was there and we took a picture with her after the show, captioning the picture as “Sarah and the Sundays.” So, when it came time to look for a new name, we saw that caption and thought it kind of felt right.

The fusion of genres in Sarah and the Sundays' music creates a sound that is both timeless and contemporary. Influenced by classic soul artists like Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder, as well as modern R&B acts like Alicia Keys and John Legend, the band brings a fresh perspective to the stage while honoring the rich traditions of soul and funk music.

The upcoming show at Warehouse Live Midtown promises to be a night of soulful celebration. From smooth ballads that showcase Sarah's vocal prowess to funky grooves that get the crowd moving, the setlist is designed to keep the energy high and the audience engaged from start to finish.

But Sarah and the Sundays are more than just a band with catchy tunes. They're storytellers, weaving narratives of love, resilience, and empowerment into their music. Each song carries a message that resonates with listeners, creating moments of connection and reflection amidst the lively atmosphere of their live shows.

[From etiennecharles.com] A firm believer in music and performance as a tool for provoking thought and dialogue, Charles’ themes speak to the status quo while drawing parallels to history. With his latest commissioned project, San Juan Hill, he goes a step further by exploring the storied New York neighborhood to bring the culture of San Juan Hill to the mainstage.

His concerts engage, enlighten, educate and enrich audiences with energized multidisciplinary performance utilizing original composition, thematic improvisation, dance, short films and spoken word to create a holistic experience.

Accompanying Charles on stage will be a talented ensemble of musicians, each bringing their own expertise and passion to the performance. Together, they will explore a diverse repertoire that showcases Charles' versatility as a composer and arranger, from soulful ballads to upbeat Latin-infused grooves.

Houston's Weekend Planning Guide

Weekend Fridays
April 19th, 2024

Wit and Wisdom
of the Ancestors
Dance of Asian America
Express Children’s Theatre
Miller Outdoor Theatre

Start Your Weekend
with a Movie
April Movies from Movie Insider (Click Here)

Sarah and the Sundays
A Fusion of Soul and Groove at Warehouse Live Midtown

Etienne Charles
A Jazz Journey
In Wortham's
Cullen Theater

For jazz enthusiasts and music lovers alike, Etienne Charles' performance at the Wortham Theater Center's Cullen Theater is a rare opportunity to experience the magic of live jazz at its finest.

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