BWW Reviews: JERSEY BOYS - Strong Performances Marred by Flimsy Book and Poor Sound Design
My first experience with JERSEY BOYS was the Broadway company's rousing performance at Broadway in Bryant Park last summer.
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BWW Review: VOCA PEOPLE - Thrills with Electrifying Energy
The engaging and amusing show VOCA PEOPLE started life as an overnight YouTube sensation.
BWW Interviews: TUTS' Geneva Cisneros Talks Tommy Tune Awards
It's almost spring, which means that high school musical theatre season has wrapped and teachers and students are focusing on UIL One Act competitions.
BWW Reviews: Texas Rep's COMPANY - A Gem of Theatrical Brilliance
Many in the industry consider George Furth and Stephen Sondheim's COMPANY to be one of the best American musicals ever created.
BWW Review: Inspiring CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BOY (LIVE FROM LONDON) is Moving and Provocative
Before Matt Stone, Trey Parker, and Robert Lopez's BOOK OF MORMON made Missionaries cool, Steven Fales began sharing his personal story in the riveting and compelling one-man show CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BOY.
BWW Reviews: World Premiere of OKAY BETTER BEST is Captivating, Sobering, and Funny
Last night, Cone Man Running Productions presented the World Premiere performance of Michael Weems surprisingly sobering comedy OKAY BETTER BEST at Obsidian Art Space.
BWW Interviews: Colby Foytik Talks Career and Touring in JERSEY BOYS
Touring the nation in a show is nothing new for Colby Foytik, currently playing Tommy DeVito in the 2nd National Tour of the smash hit musical JERSEY BOYS.
BWW Interviews: Vanessa Cerda-Alonzo Talks HGO's CRUZAR LA CARA DE LA LUNA
I recently got the chance to speak with Vanessa Cerda-Alonzo, who has been performing all over the world as Lupita in the world's first Mariachi Opera, CRUZAR LA CARA DE LA LUNA.
BWW Reviews: Enlightening TRUMBO: RED, WHITE AND BLACKLISTED is Endearing and Witty
Cone Man Running Productions' is bringing the Regional Premiere of Christopher Trumbo's 2003 play TRUMBO: RED, WHITE AND BLACKLISTED to Houston.
BWW Review: MISS NELSON IS MISSING - A Rambunctious Comedy That Kids Will Love
Main Street Theater's Theater for Youth program's continued commitment to fully produced shows for children is alive and well in their current production of Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation of Harry Allard and James Marshall's MISS NELSON IS MISSING.
BWW Review: Cute & Charming DIXIE SWIM CLUB is Bubbly Fun
Comedies about Southern women talking are a dime a dozen.
BWW Reviews: QUIDAM is Dark, Thrilling, Captivaiting Cirque Fun
The popular circus company, Cirque du Soleil is quickly approaching their 30th anniversary.
BWW Reviews: The Alley's Taut and Suspenseful A FEW GOOD MEN Perfectly Handles the Truth
Any mention of Aaron Sorkin's A FEW GOOD MEN makes people instantly think of Jack Nicholson yelling, 'You can't handle the truth!' Currently, the Alley Theatre is offering a production of Aaron Sorkin's play that easily surpasses the 1992 film adaptation in quality.
BWW Review: EVIL IN JUSTICEBERG - Funny, Experimental Superhero Show
Obsidian Art Space's resident theatre company, Big Head Productions, is bringing a fanciful little niche show to Houston audiences in their production of Crash Buist's EVIL IN JUSTICEBERG.
BWW Reviews: TUTS' Amazing MAN OF LA MANCHA Reaches the Unreachable Star
The Spanish Inquisition was a harrowing and dark time in history.
BWW Reviews: LEAVING SAN JACINTO - An Intriguing Historical Exploration
Last night, I was invited to attend the final dress rehearsal of Country Playhouse and the Houston Masonic Library's World Premiere production of LEAVING SAN JACINTO by Diana Howie.
BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet's LA BAYADERE - Underwhelming but Worth Seeing
There is no denying that the artistry of ballet revolves around creating mesmerizing visuals, whether it is lush lovely picturesque scenes or exhilarating 'stunt' work that appears to defy all the natural laws of gravity, human flexibility, and motion.
BWW Reviews: GOD OF CARNAGE - An Unforgettable Wild Ride
Stark Naked Theater Company's production of Yasmina Reza's GOD OF CARNAGE, which was translated from its original French into English by Christopher Hampton, is one wild roller coaster of a ride that will leave audiences simultaneously speechless and breathless.
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