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Houston, Texas is a constant hub of energy, excitement and entertainment, making it an exceptional travel destination. Boasting a world-class Theater District, the Space City is a must-visit for cultural enthusiasts. Experience the impressive variety of performing arts in Houston from the comfort and convenience of Crowne Plaza Houston Downtown hotel, the preferred option among hotels in Houston, Texas.
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Wortham Theater Center
The Wortham Theater Center is an impressive 437,500 square-foot facility, opened in 1987, and built completely through private funding and donations from dedicated Houstonians. A vision of Gus S. Wortham, the founder of American General Insurance Company, the Center today has welcomed more than 5 million guests to its grand halls and beautiful spaces.
The Center houses a soaring 6-story Grand Foyer and two theaters. The 2,432-seat Alice and George Brown Theater provides an amazing 17,000 square-foot stage used for major performances, and is known for its exceptional sight lines as no seats are more than 138 feet from the stage. For chamber groups, solo performances or smaller ballet and operatic productions, the 1,100-seat Cullen Theater is ideal.
The Houston Wortham Center is currently the home of Houston Ballet and Houston Grand Opera. In addition to operas and ballets, this facility has been the location of numerous galas, meetings, social events and even weddings. Find out more on the Wortham Theater Center.
The Houston Ballet, founded in 1955, is the fourth largest ballet company in the United States and has been called "one of the nation's best ballet companies" by The New York Times. The company features 54 dancers led by famed Australian choreographer Stanton Welch as the artistic director. Get tickets and learn more about the Houston Ballet.
The Houston Grand Opera was established in 1955 and over the years, as achieve international renown for its incredible, critically-acclaimed productions. It is also the only opera company to have received a Tony Award, two Grammy awards and two Emmy Awards. Get tickets and learn more about the Houston Grand Opera. |
