BWW Review: TAMARIE FOR PRESIDENT Fillibusters the Funny at Catastrophic Theatre
This is so much fun, and something you don't want to miss this season.
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BWW Review: The Landing Theatre Company's TEN WAYS ON A GUN, One of the Summer's Most Unique Offerings
Bolstered by the vision of director Jacey Little and a talented cast that seems to revel in the meta-irreverence of Lamb's work, TEN WAYS ON A GUN is guaranteed to be one of the most unique offerings this summer -- certainly one not to be missed.
BWW Review: A.D. Players' LITTLE WOMEN: THE MUSICAL Is the Theatrical Equivalent to Curling Up With a Good Book
LITTLE WOMEN: THE MUSICAL is quite the curiosity -- a musical that isn't particularly enhanced or defined by its music.
BWW Review: THE DIVINE SISTER Offers Nun Control at Celebration Theatre
Right now the world needs a good chuckle at the pious and prissy, and this production answers that divine calling with ease.
BWW Review: SILENCE! slays the spoof at Standing Room Only Productions
From the bodily fluid throwing Miggs to the naked and tucked Buffalo Bill, expect to see everything you witnessed in the movie recreated live onstage by a company who at times don Lambchop hand puppets to narrate the action.
BWW Review: BORN YESTERDAY Still Sizzles Today At The Alley Theatre
Garson Kanin's BORN YESTERDAY premiered on Broadway in 1946, and seventy years later it still entertains and gently enlightens.
BWW Review: WORKING Reminds Us We Are More Than Our Jobs
WORKING is based on Studs Terkel's well-known book of interviews with U.
BWW Review: LIDLESS provides dark drama at Horse Head Theatre Co.
This is a production that should be sought out by theatre patrons wanting something a little more powerful than a simple musical or another romantic comedy.
BWW Review: Bedlam's SAINT JOAN Is Candid And Fresh At Stark Naked Theatre
BWW Review: George Bernard Shaw's SAINT JOAN Is Honest And Immersive
BWW Review: BEAUTIFUL: A CAROLE KING MUSICAL SUCCEEDS WITH A STRONG CAST
BWW Review: BEAUTIFUL: A CAROLE KING MUSICAL Is A Good Time At The Hobby Center
BWW Review: 13 RUE DE L'AMOUR farces French style at Theatre Southwest
This is theater by design rather than organic moments of human emotion.
BWW Review: Ballet And Cacti? Yes, Please! Houston Ballet Captivates With Spring Mixed Repertory Program
BWW Review: Houston Ballet Presents A Riveting Collection Of Dance
BWW Review: Winifred Is a Misstep for Theater LaB Houston and UnCommonWill Collective
I get the idea behind WINIFRED.
BWW Review: Scenes From a Summer House Tell a Charming Story in The Ensemble's PLENTY OF TIME
PLENTY OF TIME is a sweet romantic comedy, simultaneously looking back with nostalgia and looking forward with hope.
BWW Review: THE NETHER Disturbs and Delights at the Alley
THE NETHER is a chilling tale about how the division between technology and our lives begin to blur, and the ethical consequences that result when access to this technology fall into the wrong hands.
BWW Review: THINGS MISSING/MISSED Gets Abstract at Obsidian Theater
Conversations can be hard to follow, and we're never quite sure what is happening with our couple or our hermit.
BWW Review: Audiences Rejoice for THE CHRISTIANS at the Alley
If you've ever walked into a service at a megachurch, then you know what's at stake for Pastor Paul in THE CHRISTIANS.
BWW Review: I AND YOU Tugs at Hearts at Stages Repertory
Anthony unexpectedly appears in his classmate's room to seek her help in completing a project, the night before it is due.
BWW Review: MONEY MONSTER Can't Buy Happiness, But It Is a 98 Minute Good Time
Imagine an AU where CNBC's Jim Cramer, as played by George Clooney, is confronted by one of those people he (in)famously encouraged to buy stock in Bear Stearns right before it collapsed back in '08.
BWW Review: DOLLFACE Makes a Grand Debut at Mildred's Umbrella
DOLLFACE, playwright Katharine Sherman's contemporary riff on the Medusa myth, marries imagination with detail beautifully in its world premiere run at Mildred's Umbrella Theater Company.
BWW Review: A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER Dazzles at TUTS
A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER plays out as if you took SWEENEY TODD, let Gilbert & Sullivan rewrite the score, and staged it on a revolutionary picture book set that utilized digital scenery.
BWW Review: You'll Want All of Richard Linklater's EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!!
With Richard Linklater's 1980-set sports comedy EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!! you'll leave the theater, like you left high school, college, or primary school, wondering whatever happened to those guys you knew - truly knew- in school.
BWW Review: SINS OF THE MOTHER Smolders at Banks Brothers Productions
Anchoring SINS OF THE MOTHER is a uniformly great cast who flesh out these roles with passion and sincerity.
BWW Review: Key and Peele's KEANU is Paw-sitively Funny
Written by Jordan Peele and Alex Rubens, KEANU is a genuinely funny movie, and unless you find Key and Peele irrationally irritating or were born without the 'finding adorable kittens adorable' gene, it's worth a trip out to your local multiplex.
BWW Review: HEATHERS rules at TUTS Underground
HEATHERS the musical at TUTS Underground is very very.
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A Streetcar Named Desire Pearl Theatre (7/17-7/20) |
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat A.D. Players at the George Theater (6/24-8/02) |
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Tamarie's Greatest Hits, Volume 3 The Catastrophic Theatre (6/19-8/01) |
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Richard O'Brien's THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW Art Factory (10/16-10/31) |
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Newsies National Youth Theater (7/31-8/09) |
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2026 Night Nation Run - Dallas, TX Texas Live! (9/12-9/12) |
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show Spooktacular Tour with Nell Campbell House of Blues (10/23-10/23) |
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Moulin Rouge! Hobby Center for the Performing Arts (7/14-7/19) |
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Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka The Center for the Arts & Sciences (7/10-7/19) |
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Xanadu MATCH (Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston) (8/14-8/30) |