BWW Review: 4th Wall Theatre Company Tells COLLECTED STORIES
It's two women playing writers - one older and one younger.
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BWW Review: THE EFFECT Dazzles at Houston Equity Festival
THE EFFECT sets a high bar for the rest of The Houston Equity Festival.
BWW Review: MISS SAIGON Broadway Tour Lands at the Hobby Center
MISS SAIGON feels like a sequel to 'Les Miserables' crossbred with 'Cabaret.
BWW Review: RELATIVELY SPEAKING Is a Funny Farce at Main Street Theater
An outstanding cast takes on a very funny book, and the result is shimmering perfection that is just what audiences need to kick off the summer season.
BWW Review: MURDER FOR TWO Kills the Cabaret at Stages Repertory Theatre
MURDER FOR TWO is an exciting piece of theater that is daring in its concept and brought to life by Stages with technical pizzazz.
BWW Review: THE HUNCHBACK OF SEVILLE colonizes the Alley at Mildred's Umbrella
The script spins out a fast funny farce that reminds me of a politically informed Monty Python skit.
BWW Review: THE WEIR Spins Spooky Tales at Main Street Theater
Who wouldn't want to spend an hour and a half in a traditional pub with old country codgers spinning out ghost stories? It's a winning proposition, and Main Street delivers all the goods from the actors and the technical department.
BWW Review: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is in bloom at STAGES REPERTORY THEATRE
It's the right time to resurrect the 1982 off-Broadway phenomenon LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS.
BWW Review: RAPTURE, BLISTER, BURN raises a feminist eyebrow at 4TH Wall Theatre Company
It has a lot to offer audiences, and women will appreciate the portrayal of their struggle to choose which path they should take.
BWW Review: THE SECRETARY Shoots Off at Main Street Theater
I realize part of the fun of THE SECRETARY is it never comes down heavily on one side or the other on the gun debate, but that also means I sat there frustrated as I felt there was little point to whipping out pistols and taking on issues.
BWW Review: THE BOOK OF MORMON preaches at Broadway At The Hobby Center
It is perversely funny, profane at many points, but in the end shows huge heart and calls for the virtue of love and service to your fellow man.
BWW Review: A DRAG CHRISTMAS CAROL lip syncs for its life at Obsidian Theater!
This is an irreverent retelling with no apologies about what it is doing.
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BWW Review: {ADJECTIVE}[NOUN] celebrates local talent at Company Onstage
The common themes seem to be 4am, animals and their instincts, an obsession with INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM, and lots of introspective angst about miscommunication.
BWW Review: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA reigns supreme at Broadway At The Hobby Center
Technically the effects still work, and I watched as the shocked younger members of the audience witnessed practical effects to contrast all the CGI they had grown up on.
BWW Review: EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL camps out at Obsidian Theater
It's basically THE SOUND OF MUSIC set in a cabin and good fun for the entire family! Well….
BWW Review: Cheers to THE BOOK OF WILL at Main Street Theater!
In a way it is like watching a heady special episode of CHEERS set in London in the early 1620s.
BWW Review: THE MOORS muddles through at Mildred's Umbrella
THE MOORS seeks to say something about the visibility and state of women today through the lens of satirizing Victorian era romantic literature like JANE EYRE, WUTHERING HEIGHTS, or THE WOMAN IN WHITE.
BWW Review: WE'RE GONNA DIE makes it all better at Horse Head Theatre Company
Originally conceived by playwright Young Jean Lee, it was performed as spoken word broken up by punk rock songs about pain and death.
BWW Review: PORCELAIN bravely cruises at The Caduceus Theater Arts Company
This is an intense drama exploring the depths of a man who feels ostracized by a group that is already shunned by society.
BWW Review: OLEANNA provokes at The Landing Theatre Company
OLEANNA demands to be seen again, and The Landing Theatre Company has just the right chops to bring it to life at 14 Pews.
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