The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Houston.
The Broadway classic is currently in residence at the Hobby Center and is a wonderful expression of both the beauties of our past and a great reminder that history repeats itself.
This sentimental value proved to be a benefit for Art Factory’s intimate production, which hits some satisfying notes amid some noticeable stumbles.
There's an unmistakable sadness to Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's Bob: A Life in Five Acts.
A jovial spirit permeates the Alley Theatre as people pack in for the opening night performance of Dead Man’s Cell Phone, MacArthur Genius Sarah Ruhl’s effervescent, acerbic and poignant play.
Fans of old school science fiction (particularly the thoughtful, novelistic kind that prefigured The Twilight Zone and Star Trek) should find much to enjoy the Classical Theatre Company’s adaptation of H.
The story goes that Stages staff member, Eboni Bell Darcy, was part of the discussion for the theater's reopening season.
Catastrophic Theatre’s THE BOOK OF GRACE makes good on the company’s promise of “we will destroy you” in the best way possible.
This spring, Brendan Bourque-Sheil's story of a woman dealing with life's impossible changes is one of Houston's best plays.
Liz Duffy Adams' Dog Act is as much a depiction of the future as it is a nostalgia play about theatre people.
What a gut punch of a play is Branden Jacob-Jenkins’s Gloria, and what a tight and well-paced rendition 4th Wall Theatre Company has offered.
They call Gander, Canada 'The Rock.
This production of The Cake may not be perfect, but what it lacks in thematic depth, it makes up for in confectionary charm and good intentions.
The prevailing theme of ISHIDA Dance’s new work You Could Release Me is love, and the many forms that love takes.
This take on Jane Austen's classic novel, adapted by Kate Hamil, adds a great deal of humor to the surroundings of the story.
HAMILTON is a joy to watch, and this cast lives up to the hype of the material they have been entrusted with.
It’s a chance to sit in an intimate space with artists who excel at telling a story you will never see in a large opera house or performance hall.
There's a question at the heart of Chisa Hutchison Amerikin.
As the audience walks into MACGYVER THE MUSICAL at STAGES, the greeting they receive is full of '80s nostalgia.
Shannon Emerick’s portrayal of Isabelle Arc is the performance on which MOTHER OF THE MAID hinges, and she manifests a miracle consisting of fully-realized characterization and range.
Co-Directors Barrie Kosky and Suzanne Andrade's production of Mozart's THE MAGIC FLUTE as staged by the Houston Grand Opera is brilliant and astounding.
NO ONE OWNS ME by Chris Cragin-Day and Pia Wilson running at AD Players is one of the most exciting productions occurring this winter in Houston.
The story of Vichet Chum's High School Play revolves around the Texas UIL program but it's also about everything.
Classical Theatre Company has brought R.
When one thinks of a production, usually there is a script, with a director, creative team and the actors have a bevy of time in order to put on the best performances of their life.
Within the realm of fantasy roleplaying games such as Dungeons and Dragons, players have the ability to choose between moral alignments.
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The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration Lutcher Theater (11/07-11/07) |
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Waitress Lutcher Theater (10/24-10/24) |
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Baytown Little Theater (10/09-10/18) |
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Rhinoceros The Catastrophic Theatre (9/18-10/10) |
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Serial Killers: The Crucifixion of the Black Man in America Nikki El Films & Theatre (10/17-10/17) |
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Frozen the Musical National Youth Theater (11/20-11/22) |
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The Constant Wife Theatre Southwest (4/09-5/01) |
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WOMB 2.0 The Alley Theatre (1/22-2/07) |
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Come from Away Stages (9/18-10/18) |
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show Spooktacular Tour with Nell Campbell House of Blues (10/23-10/23) |
