Houston Grand Opera
510 Preston Street, Houston, TX 77002
About the Business

Houston Grand Opera: A Symphony of Passion and Emotion
Located at 510 Preston St, UNIT 1504, Houston, TX 77002, Houston Grand Opera (HGO) stands as a beacon of artistic excellence in the heart of Houston. Renowned for its compelling performances and innovative productions, HGO promises an unforgettable journey into the world of opera.
For the 2024-25 season, HGO will present six operas that embody an unabashed, passionate, and annihilating embrace of intense romantic feeling. These masterpieces are designed to ignite a fire of all-encompassing, electrifying emotions, allowing audiences to relive the exhilarating rush of first love. Through a magical alchemy of storytelling and sublime music, HGO conjures love’s full force—truly, madly, deeply.
Embark on an operatic adventure that transcends the ordinary. From the moment you step into the Wortham Theater Center, exploration and inspiration await. Our comprehensive guide to the Theater District and the Wortham Theater Center, including maps of the Brown and Cullen Theaters, ensures that your experience is seamless and enriching.
Prepare to be swept away by the magic of opera with Houston Grand Opera. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or a first-time visitor, HGO offers an unparalleled cultural experience in downtown Houston. Join us for a season that promises to stir your soul and elevate your spirit.
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Hours open
Monday:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday:
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Sunday:
Closed
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Reviews
"This place is magnificent. I recently went to see the rehearsal for Sound of Music and had a great time. The building is big and elegant inside. They have food and drinks when you enter. The theaters inside are huge and have a great view."
"I had the most wonderful time. Got a ticket to Madame Butterfly the night before and was seated in the upper balcony, front row center. Really couldn't see the upper stage area but all the action was up front. The sopranos were fantastic and their duets tearful and amazing. A great venue in a lovely plaza location. I look forward to my next trip to Houston and will definitely catch the opera."
"Attending the Houston Grand Opera at the Wortham Center for the first time was an absolutely astonishing experience. The performance of Madame Butterfly was nothing short of mesmerizing, bringing the opera to life with vivid displays that immersed the audience in the narrative. The Chinese actor in the lead role exhibited exceptional vocal prowess, leaving the audience in awe. The entire cast displayed a level of professionalism that held my attention throughout the performance; I couldn't take my eyes off the stage, not wanting to miss a single moment. The dedication and practice evident in the opera singers, sustaining such intricate and powerful performances over extended periods, truly showcased their commitment to their craft. I am genuinely amazed by the talent and artistry witnessed, and I highly recommend this show to everyone. It's a testament to the incredible dedication of the opera singers, and I look forward to returning whenever Houston Grand Opera presents something new. Bravo to the entire team for an unforgettable evening of opera excellence."
"I like to think the Houston Grand Opera for the wonderful job they do in Houston; beginning with the programs, the orquesta, the singers and the staff who makes it all happen. I also like to send a special thanks to the manager who help me organize my season tickets; I purchased them from a company and I was told that I can use them any day, but it was not the case. Thanks to Marc Alba for helping me to organize my tickets so I could enjoy the events. Looking forward to next season because I wi be bringing my church choir sometime in December."
"Houston Grand Opera is back at the Wortham! Balcony is the best (and most reasonably priced) seating. You still have an amazing view. And it's better than the grand tier because the ceiling is lower in the grand tier which partially ruins the "grand"-feel of the show. It's also better than orchestra seating because of the viewing angle; you can see the whole stage better (less obstruction from those seating in front of you). And lastly, you can see the orchestra :) One complaint is that it's freezing in there. I'm used to theatres being cold, but this had to be 40-50 degrees. Maybe it's colder higher up?"
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