A weird and wonderful world awaits audiences in Dog Man - The Musical, the riotously funny new production based on the best-selling children's cartoon series by surrealist genius Dav Pilkey (Captain Underpants, Dumb Bunnies). Praised for being a family show that makes adults laugh as much as the kids, discover just what it is audiences love about this cult classic!

Back for the 2026/27 season! An irresistible modern classic, Manon is the tale of a country girl turned femme fatale. In Sir Kenneth Macmillan's beautifully choreographed production, set to Jules Massenet's arresting score, passion reigns as this story of lost love spans the demimonde of Paris to the Bayous of Louisiana.

Houston Ballet revives Stanton Welch's heartbreaking signature work, which, since 1995, has delighted audiences with the classic tale of a Japanese Geisha and her all-consuming love for an American Naval officer, Pinkerton. Believing she has found lasting happiness on their wedding, her devotion is misguided, and Pinkerton only sees her and their marriage as a stepping stone for his return to America to find his 'true bride'.

The ultimate in cautionary tales, Faust is the sinister story of Doctor Faust, an aged academic for whom books and science have not provided the answers he seeks. When he realises love and life have passed him by, his thoughts turn to self-murder, only to be saved by the most unlikely associate. Returning to Brown Theater for the 2026/27 season, this production from Sir David McVicar updates the action to Paris in the Belle Epoque and stars Matthew Polenzani and Pretty Yende in her HGO debut as Marguerite.

Glenn Miller Orchestra has been consistently touring since forming in 1956, and has shown no sign of slowing down - continuing to keep the same energy as they did in the beginning! The band's unique jazz sound and arrangement make them highly sought after, even more so now that they're bringing a night of festive nostalgia and swing.

Carlisle Floyd's neo-romance Susannah blends folk tale, hymns and melodies to create the spirit of an all-American, Appalachian tale. Presented by Houston Grand Opera as part of their commemoration of 100 years since Floyd's birth, this new production from director Patricia Racette stars world famous soprano Angel Blue in the lead role of Susannah, Rod Gilfry stepping into the role of Olin, and conductor James Gaffigan leading the music.