Wei-Huan Chen is theater critic and arts/culture writer for the Houston Chronicle. He splits his time between critiquing performing arts and reporting on the city's myriad cultures and phenomena. His ...
As we see Wei off to where the stars at night are big and bright, we're remembering just a couple of his more notable pieces, including this introductory column from January 2015. The first time I ...
With 64 shows at the Indy Fringe Festival, it’s not possible to see everything, even if you want to. Here’s to trying. Indy Star arts reporter Wei-Huan Chen and engagement producer Allison Carter ...
The Houston Grand Opera production of Nixon in China.(Lynn Lane) Art provokes. And sparks conversations. The Houston Grand Opera's recent production of John Adams' 'Nixon in China' has done just that, ...
Don't consider this a strange choice. Hard-core music enthusiasts don't often use the word "great" to describe George Michael, but the 1980s and '90s-era pop star and one-half of Wham! was an early ...
There aren’t many pleasures better than walking into a big, cool auditorium on a hot summer day. Choose to escape from the blistering heat into the world of art. Houston’s performing-arts scene this ...
The 24th Annual TransCanada Theater District Open House, scheduled for this Sunday, Aug. 27, has been cancelled due to the impending arrival of Hurricane Harvey. The event, originally taking this ...
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