Do you get cold feet when choosing what show to see next? Don't worry, Houston is hot with some of the best entertainment in town, and this list of Houston shows to see in May will set your senses on fire!

Aventura - Toyota Center - May 11th - 13th

The band renowned for fusing Dominican bachata with elements of hip-hop and pop will reunite for a farewell performance at the Toyota Center. Established in 1993, Aventura shook the American music scene by blending the traditional bachata of the Dominican Republic with the vibrant pop and hip-hop influences of The Bronx.

Girl From The North Country - Sarofim Hall - April 30th - May 5th

Following its Tony-nominated Broadway triumph and five-time Olivier award nods in London, this emotionally charged journey is hitting the road for a nationwide tour. Set in a small Minnesota town grappling with the aftermath of the Great Depression, McPherson's direction and storytelling take you through the heartland of America, with the echoes of Dylan's music.

Newsies The Musical - Sarofim Hall - May 21st - June 2nd

In the bustling streets of 1899 New York City, a group of resilient newsboys find themselves at odds with Joseph Pulitzer, the powerful publisher of the New York World. Faced with a sudden increase in the price of the newspapers they sell, these young vendors, known as Newsies, are pushed to their limits.

Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets in Concert - Jones Hall for the Performing Arts - May 11th - 12th

As the beloved movie unfolds in stunning HD on a colossal screen, the symphony orchestra will captivate you with John Williams' iconic score, and transport you straight to Hogwarts. Joining forces with Warner Brothers and CineConcerts, this extraordinary event brings the magic of Harry Potter to life in a whole new way.

Jane Eyre - Hubbard Stage - May 6th

Charlotte Bronte's timeless masterpiece is adapted by Elizabeth Williamson under the direction of Eleanor Holdridge. Experience the journey of a resilient young woman who defies the odds stacked against her by fate. From overcoming the hardships of poverty and orphanhood to navigating the complexities of love and enduring profound betrayal, her story unfolds with gripping intensity.

Dial M For Murder - May 31st - June 23rd - Hubbard Stage

Crafted by Frederick Knott and immortalized in Alfred Hitchcock's iconic 1950 film, this thrilling classic promises an evening of cocktails and intrigue that you won't soon forget. Follow the cunning ex-tennis pro turned house-husband, Tony Wendice, as he concocts a devious scheme to eliminate his unfaithful wife, Margot.

Itzhak Perlman - Jones Hall for the Performing Arts - May 12th - 13th

Meet the original violin superstar, Itzhak Perlman, whose virtuosity has captivated Toronto audiences since his debut at Massey Hall in 1970. Beyond the concert stage, Perlman's infectious passion for music shines through in his diverse endeavors, from charming audiences on Sesame Street to gracing the historic occasion of President Barack Obama's inauguration with his stunning performances.

Drunk Shakespeare - The Emerald Theatre - Open Run

Step through a covert entrance and find yourself in a glamorous cocktail bar and library, the domain of the notorious Drunk Shakespeare Society. But the real spectacle unfolds when one brave actor, fueled by at least five shots of whiskey, bravely takes the stage to tackle the entirety of a William Shakespeare play.

The Music of Star Wars - Jones Hall for the Performing Arts - May 17th - 20th

John Williams' genius compositions for the Star Wars films continue to resonate deeply in our collective pop culture consciousness. His iconic scores, from the chilling Imperial March to the nostalgic main theme, have transformed the visionary visuals of the saga into timeless legend - forever shaping the landscape of cinematic music.

Ralph Barbosa - The Improv - May 8th - 13th

Ralph Barbosa is cruising into town with his latest tour, The Super Cool Ass Tour, hitting up cities across the USA in 2024. With a top 10 Netflix special, packed houses, and a whopping 80 million views on YouTube, it's no wonder fans are smitten with his effortlessly chill vibe and relaxed demeanor.