The book is full of mysteries, unspoken judgements, and a vicious sense of classism mixed with ruthless self-preservation, and there is not a lot of this present in this interpretation, brought to life by Kait Kerrigan's book, Jason Howland's music, and Fitzgerald-inspired lyrics by Nathan Tysen.
KATY PERRY CANDY DARLING MARY MAGDELANE is a play with songs about how a musician meets Katy Perry, and how it impacts their life.
What we deliver is that you really get your money's worth.
Joe Folladori and Tamarie Cooper talk Katy Perry, Candy Darling & their wild new Catastrophic Theatre show running through March 7th.
I play the character of Goli.
The show introduces us to a half dozen stories from one car, and it’s an interesting look at how humans interact, or in some cases, don’t.
You are in a room with eight excellent performers doing songs purely for the joy of getting to sing them for an audience.
It’s funny, it’s clever, but it sometimes seems to get too caught up in itself as a script.
But I'd have to say, as far as the scores, I probably like ON A CLEAR DAY.
It’s funny, it’s warm, and you walk away feeling as if you saw a community revealed.
We're a crazy cast of acrobats, and of course, animals, and circus performers, and me, I play a woman named Barbara, who is the head of the “Cooch Tent,” the more promiscuous ladies of the circus.
The play touches on a lot of things, obviously immigration, but the title, REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES, it's also, all of these women are either fat, or just not thin, or not this conventional, small-bodied woman, right?
Denise Fennell Pasqualone shares so much of herself in THE BRIDE that it just feels like a hug from the actress.
KNOW THE PLACE FOR THE FIRST TIME is a show that was born out of disaster, catastrophe, and a feeling of being at a place where I couldn't go on the way that I had been going on.
When you set out to create something, a piece of theater, you don't say to yourself, I'm gonna create something universal that everybody's gonna relate to.
The current BEAUTY AND THE BEAST tour is a celebration of the Broadway musical’s 30th anniversary, and a chance for director and choreographer Matt West and book writer Linda Woolverton to revisit a stage version they have been working on since it all began in Houston during 1993.
'I went to school, did a couple of cruise ships, and then I moved to New York with two bags and a tube of Chapstick, and I've lived there for 15 years now.
I try to inform Houstonians about all the shows happening in and around the Houston area, as it can be daunting to keep track of them.
WHO’S HOLIDAY is playing one weekend only.
But before that OH, MARY! run, John is coming to NUMBERS HOUSTON to do a special all-day event for HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH.
