Both of these fantastic shows are sure to cool you down AND warm you up for the holiday season!

How does a show about a heartwarming story with mermaids, dazzling costumes, and sparkling songs sound? Fancy!

Watch as we get a look at this classic novel now on stage through May 5, 2024.

A closer look at the magical production of 'Cinderella' now playing at the Hobby Center.

The Alley Theatre has put on a production of ‘A Christmas Carol’ annually since 1989, making it a Houston holiday tradition for families!

In a fast-paced ride full of surprises and disguises, ‘Sherlock Holmes And The Case Of The Jersey Lily’ is a fun show for all ages.

It's one of the world's favorite operas, and it will run in Houston form April 21st - May 5th.

This award-winning faith-based movie was filmed and produced right here in Houston. Learn more about the film's message and where you can watch it.

Clear Creek Community Theatre debuted its production of William Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives of Windsor” at University of Houston–Clear Lake’s Bayou Theater.

BERLIN German industrial production increased for the third consecutive month in July, but the gain was relatively modest following bigger gains in the immediate aftermath of this spring's shutdowns, official data showed Monday. Production rose 1.2% compared with the previous month, the Economy Ministry said. That followed gains of 7.4% in May and 9.3% in June as activity in Germany, Europe's biggest economy, recovered from big drops in March and April. The ministry said that production has returned to nearly 90% of its level in last years fourth quarter, before the coronavirus pandemic hit. Virus-related difficulties in countries outside the eurozone including the U.S., Britain and several emerging economies likely depressed German exports.

WASHINGTON American industry continued to regain ground lost in the coronavirus recession last month but production remains well below where it was before the pandemic struck. The Federal Reserve reported Friday that industrial production including output at factories, mines and utilities climbed 3% in July after surging 5.7% in June. Still, production remains 8.4% below its level in February before the outbreak began to spread rapidly in the United States. Factory output rose 3.4% last month, pulled higher by a 28.3% gain in production of cars, trucks and auto parts. Mining production ticked up 0.8%, snapping five straight months of decreases, utility output climbed 3.3% as hot weather forced many Americans to turn on the air conditioner.