Interview: Denise O'Neal Talks FADE TO BLACK at MATCH
Read Broadwayworld's interview with Denise O'Neal about Fade To Black.
Brett Cullum - Page 14
Review: A MAROON'S GUIDE TO TIME AND SPACE Gets Funky with Abolition at Catastrophic Theatre
This isn’t a play, it’s some sort of intergalactic space time hiccup that just happens at the MATCH complex to kick off your summer.
Review: AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY stuns at DIRT DOGS
Dirt Dogs’ current incarnation of AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY is the finest work they have done in over eight years at the MATCH, and it is easily among the best things running this year in Houston theater.
Review: THE BEST OF EVERYTHING Lives Up To Its Title At Main Street Theater
SEX AND THE CITY certainly owes quite a bit to the source material for this play.
Review: CATHOLIC SCHOOL GIRLS at On The Verge Theatre
The play is performed by four actresses who portray both school girls and their nun teachers over a span of seven years in the 60s at a Catholic school.
Review: PHOTOGRAPH 51 At Evelyn Rubenstein JCC Theatre At The J
It’s a tale not told often enough about a Jewish woman who helped to decode the building blocks of life itself.
Review: THE OLDEST BOY at Main Street Theater
This is easily one of Main Street Theater’s strongest offerings this year, and it is a show that is well-thought through and exquisitely paced.
Review: THE BOOK OF MARY inspires the 'Diva Within' at DIRT DOGS THEATRE
There is a short, tight list of Houston actors who could do a show about their life and have it mean anything more than a vanity project, but she is at the top of that register.
Review: COWBOY BOB takes her last stand at the Alley until March 26th!
What did our critic think of COWBOY BOB at ALLEY THEATRE? Despite any narrative difficulties, COWBOY BOB is still something to see.
Review: MISERY Hobbles Along at Dirt Dogs
That Dirt Dogs would choose MISERY for their “season of love” makes perfect sense.
Review: The Very Trippy EDDIE GOES TO POETRY CITY At Catastrophic Theatre
You won’t find a more technically stunning or well acted show in Houston right now.
Previews: JAZZ ON VALENTINE'S with Raquel Cepeda at the MATCH complex
This is a tradition that resonates with the artist and her fans.
Review: STIRS UP STILL THINGS at Ishida Dance Company
If true art is the ability to tell a story through a medium, then what this group has achieved is a remarkable level of marrying movement with narrative.
Previews: STIRS UP STILL THINGS at ISHIDA Dance
If the past is any indication, this is one you do not want to miss! The level of skill is amazing, and on par with any professional Houston dance company.
Review: THE COLORED FOLKS GOOD TIME HOUR at Vincent Victoria Presents
After seeing this film, I can’t get Cherry Cola Pitts out of my mind.
Review: CRUEL INTENTIONS - THE 90S MUSICAL at The Garden Theatre
It’s a rock musical featuring all of the naughty behavior of the original film and marries it to the “hits of the day” that were hot when it came out.
Review: COYOTE ON A FENCE at Dirt Dogs Theatre
This is a morally complex piece of theater, and luckily the cast is up to the challenge of bringing these people to life without judgment or any trace of hesitation.
Review: HADESTOWN Dazzles at Broadway at the Hobby Center
What did our critic think of HADESTOWN at BROADWAY AT THE HOBBY CENTER? The HADESTOWN national tour finally arrives in Houston after a significant pandemic pause, and it appears the wait was worth holding our breath for.
Review: NO SPEAKING LEFT IN ME at ISHIDA DANCE At The MATCH
Unfortunately ISHIDA DANCE’s NO SPEAKING LEFT IN ME is only at the MATCH complex this weekend for Friday and Saturday night.
Review: THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND at Main Street Theater
Tom Stoppard’s THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND captures an urbane wittiness that is simultaneously droll and accessible.
Tickets From $59
Tickets From $71
Tickets From $71
Tickets From $95