Houston Performing Arts Guide

A.D. Players.
Presents quality family programming.
2710 West Alabama St., (713) 526-2721.

Alley Theatre.
Specializes in diverse plays by contemporary dramatists. 615 Texas Ave., (713) 228-9341, tickets (713) 228-8421.

Da Camera of Houston.
The group hosts jazz events and chamber music and blends visual arts with literature and social/political issues. 1427 Branard St., (713) 524-5050.

InterActive Theater.
Helping preteens experience the creative possibilities of literature through theater. 333 S. Jensen Dr., (713) 862-7112.

Houston Ballet.
This resident ballet company has won international acclaim. 1921 W. Bell St., (713) 523-6300, tickets: (713) 227-2787.

Houston Grand Opera.
Award-winning company, founded in 1955. 510 Preston St., (713) 546-0200, tickets: (713) 228-6737.

Houston Symphony Orchestra.
Started in 1913, the orchestra is popular both at home and abroad. 615 Louisiana St., (713) 224-4240, tickets: (713) 224-7575.

Main Street Theater.
Since 1975 this company has produced high quality professional theater for audiences of all ages through its MainStage productions and Main Street Youth Theater. 2540 Times Blvd. and 4617 Montrose Blvd., (713) 524-3622.

Miller Outdoor Theatre.
This summer venue is popular for picnics at free concerts. 100 Concert Dr. in Hermann Park, (713) 284-8354.

Society for the Performing Arts (SPA).
Brings a selection of performing artists and companies from around the world to complement Houston’s own theater, dance and music offerings. 615 Louisiana St., (713) 227-4772.

Stages Repertory Theatre.
Performs off-Broadway shows. 3201 Allen Pkwy., (713) 527-8243, tickets: (713) 527-0123.

Theatre Under The Stars.
Hobby Center’s resident company produces a variety of musicals. 800 Bagby St., Ste. 200, (713) 558-8887.

Uniquely Houston.
Performances of local community programs, educational outreach and international artists. 800 Bagby St., Ste. 300, (713) 315-2400.