Houston Theater Reviews

BWW Reviews: Broadway's CINDERELLA Is Dreamy Goodness At TUTS

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — May 28, 2015

BWW Reviews: CINDERELLA Has Magic To Spare At TUTS

BWW Reviews: Extra! Extra! A Stellar NEWSIES At The Hobby Center!

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — May 20, 2015

BWW Reviews: NEWSIES Seizes The Day With A Knock Out Production

BWW Reviews: HEARTBREAK, USA Lacks Heart

by Natalie de la Garza — May 19, 2015

HEARTBREAK, USA is the ballad of Missy and Jerry, long-time sweethearts who find themselves at the end of the relationship road.

BWW Reviews: THE MIRACLE WORKER, An Engrossing Success At A.D. Players

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — May 18, 2015

BWW Reviews: THE MIRACLE WORKER- A Fascinating Story At A.

BWW Reviews: THE MUSIC MAN at TUTS, Marches Into Our Hearts!

by Bryan-Keyth Wilson — May 13, 2015

BWW Reviews: Tyce Green Goes All The Way Live In TYCE GREEN LIVE

by Katricia Lang — May 8, 2015

I never questioned whether or not Tyce Green could sing.

BWW Reviews: THE SPIRITUALIST Boasts An Admirable Cast In An Interesting Play At Stages

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — May 7, 2015

BWW Reviews: THE SPIRITUALIST Is An Absorbing Tale With A Superb Cast Of Actors

BWW Reviews: 5 LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE is On the Menu

by Natalie de la Garza — May 4, 2015

If you love absurd little satires, whimsical period pieces, and female-centric art (or you just have a healthy, if unusual, appreciation for the egg), then 5 LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE is for you.

BWW Reviews: DIE WALKURE at Houston Grand Opera, Wunderbar

by Bryan-Keyth Wilson — May 1, 2015

Incest, power trips and a rebel with a cause are a few of the things we see in Houston Grand Opera's production DIE WALKÜRE.

BWW Reviews: TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING at Main St. Theatre is Super Fudgy Awesomeness

by Bryan-Keyth Wilson — April 24, 2015

What do you get when you have a cerebral 4th grader, spoiled little brother and a turtle named Dribble? It's the popular Judy Blume book TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING on stage adapted by Bruce Mason.

High Schools Across Houston Join to Celebrate Excellence in Musical Theatre At 2015 TOMMY TUNE AWARDS - All The Winners!

by Dylan Siegman — April 23, 2015

While the sky may have been a little cloudy, the stars were shining bright at The Hobby Center as Theatre Under The Stars (TUTS) celebrated the 13th Annual Tommy Tune Awards showcasing Houston's extraordinary and remarkable high school musical theatre talent.

BWW Reviews: JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR at Bayou City Theatrics Super Let Down

by Bryan-Keyth Wilson — April 22, 2015

It was the summer of 1988 when I first heard the melodious JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR score.

BWW Reviews: MAMMA MIA! Goes Again and Never Lets You Go

by Katricia Lang — April 16, 2015

MAMMA MIA! is worth your time and money.

BWW Reviews: VANITIES, the Musical at Theatre Lab, Gimmie a T for Tumultuous!

by Bryan-Keyth Wilson — April 13, 2015

Pompoms, popularity, sorority life and a mid-life crisis are just the tip of the iceberg in VANITIES, the musical.

BWW Reviews: SURPRISING GOD Is Surprisingly Tiresome

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — April 4, 2015

BWW: SURPRISING GOD Is A Tiresome Disappointment

BWW Reviews: FrenetiCore's DANCING WITH THE MACHINE is Powerfully Captivating

by Nyderah Williams — April 3, 2015

FrenetiCore Dance enthralls audiences with its energetic Spring Production of DANCING WITH THE MACHINE.

BWW Reviews: ALL MY SONS Is An Emotional Ride At The Alley Theatre

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — April 3, 2015

BWW Reviews: The Alley Theatre Offers An Emotional Ride With ALL MY SONS

BWW Reviews: WHAT I LEARNED IN PARIS at The Ensemble

by Bryan-Keyth Wilson — April 2, 2015

When a play weaves in watershed moments in American history, there's sure to be connectivity and enlightenment.

BWW Reviews: Oh!'s LA TRAGEDIE DE CARMEN Not Bizet But Far From A Tragedy

by Katricia Lang — March 31, 2015

Peter Brook's pared down LA TRAGEDIE DE CARMEN is perfect for Opera in the Heights, but it lacks the magic and richness of Georges Bizet's CARMEN.

BWW Reviews: Stages' STUPID F*CKING BIRD is Bold, Witty and Profane

by Guest Blogger: Khrystian Cunningham — March 25, 2015

Stages Repertory Theatre has a witty ensemble cast that creates clever moments with comedic lines, melodramatic scenes, and outlandish interaction with the audience, not to mention the chemistry.

BWW Reviews: Theatre Suburbia Thriller MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES Good Enough To Eat

by Katricia Lang — March 24, 2015

Theatre Suburbia does what it does best in this titillating production of Tim Kelly's light and fluffy piece of popcorn theatre MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES.

BWW Reviews: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at Stark Naked Theatre Company Puck'ing Awesome

by Bryan-Keyth Wilson — March 23, 2015

Walking up to this warehouse building in the downtown area I was excited.

BWW Reviews: Love Triumphs in Bayou City Theatrics' SOUTH PACIFIC

by Guest Blogger: Khrystian Cunningham — March 18, 2015

The show was a pleasant time-travel and an endearing, lighthearted laugh that suggests love can still, no matter what, triumph over all.

BWW Reviews: JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAM COAT Is Fun, But Has Some Loose Threads

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — March 18, 2015

BWW Reviews: JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAM COAT Is A Mixed Bag

BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet Proves World-Class Status With MODERN MASTERS

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — March 16, 2015

BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet Proves Excellence With MODERN MASTERS