The Hidden Agenda: Sock! Pow! Zok!

Holy cultural programming, Batman! 

Monday, 08/24

Reading Series: Andrea Bajani and Claire Vaye Watkins | 7:30 PM

Congregation Emanu El | 1500 Sunset Blvd

Andrea Bajani and Claire Vaye Watkins will be reading from their new novels The Anniversary (translated by Geoffrey Brock) and Yellow Pine, respectively, to be followed by a discussion with Lacy M. Johnson (yeehaw). An abusive marriage in patriarchal Italy, a single parent protesting the destruction of the desert? What more could you ask of a Monday evening?



Tuesday, 08/25 

FEDERAL - The 24 Hour Movie | 9:00 AM

The River Oaks Theatre | 2009 W Gray St

Presented in conjunction with the CAMH exhibition How To Talk Dirty and Influence People, River Oaks is showing FEDERAL, a 24-hour film by Mary Ellen Carroll. Carroll’s 24-hour twin-screen movie was made by filming the north and south facades of the Federal Building in Los Angeles for an entire day in 2003, putting them under surveillance for a change. 

Wednesday, 08/26

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Thursday, 08/27

No Kiss, a new play by Emily Hynds | 8:00 PM

Alabama Song | 2521 Oakdale St

Wanna watch some people break up? Emily Hynds has a new play debuting at Alabama Song 8/27-29, a dark comedy that begins with the end of a relationship. The play features Kathleen Gullion, Joe Wozny, and Rahul Rao.

Friday, 08/28

Bat Chat | 7:30 – 8:30 PM (30 minutes before sunset)

Waugh Drive Bat Bridge | Waugh + Allen Parkway

Have you been by the bat bridge yet? The Houston Area Bat Team has been hanging around all summer watching the bats take flight and helping folk connect with these winged cuties. Is now your chance to catch the sight?

Saturday, 08/29 

Go see Emily’s play again

Sunday, 08/30 

Sleep in, rest up, take a chill pill





Michael McFadden

Michael McFadden is an arts writer based in Houston, Texas.

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