BWW Reviews: WHAT I LEARNED IN PARIS at The Ensemble
When a play weaves in watershed moments in American history, there's sure to be connectivity and enlightenment.
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Houston.
When a play weaves in watershed moments in American history, there's sure to be connectivity and enlightenment.
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.
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.
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.
Walking up to this warehouse building in the downtown area I was excited.
The show was a pleasant time-travel and an endearing, lighthearted laugh that suggests love can still, no matter what, triumph over all.
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Obsidian Art Space's WHAT EVERY GIRL SHOULD KNOW by Monica Byrne is a theatrical drama incorporating elements of dance and fantasy into a story about young women slowly discovering their empowerment of self during a time when society would keep them ignorant and powerless.
If there ever was a noted voice from heaven, I would have to say that this title belongs to Audra McDonald.
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With 17 years on the theatre scene in Houston, there are excellent things going on at The Encore Theatre.
Three years and millions of dollars in the making, Stanton Welch's take on ROMEO AND JULIET is magnificent.
As a team, Richard Rodgers and Lorenz (Larry) Hart found Broadway fame while in their twenties.
Bayou City Theatrics' starts off its spring season in good humor with its production of the comedy.
Standing Room Only Productions' RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL serves up heavy doses of wit and hilarity.
Cirque du Soleil returns to Houston with a new offering, AMALUNA.
I am taken back to the first Opera I saw as a kid and the pomp and circumstance with wearing a tux and walking to the lavish theatre; this was when I fell in love with classical music.
When all 'round here was green fields, the men in the Price family were content to live in Northampton and care for the feet of strangers, but the current Price - Charlie Price - wants something more.
No one weaves a tangled web of a plot into a $4,000 designer play like Shakespeare.
Houston's Emery High School presents a charming and sincere production of a true Sondheim classic.
I want to applaud the theatre companies who pay homage to black playwrights.
At one point, I think someone threw underwear on the stage, but I can't verify this, because I'm lying.
Mozart's infrequently performed LA CLEMENZA DI TITO is well-done by Opera in the Heights.
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Company Pasadena Little Theatre (8/14-8/30) |
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Therapy Gecko Punch Line Houston (9/20-9/20) |
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Anarkali Reimagined Luxtrium (10/22-10/25) PHOTOS |
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Gloria: A Life Cypress Stage (10/02-10/18) PHOTOS |
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Richard O'Brien's THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW Art Factory (10/16-10/31) |
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The Who's Tommy Theatre Under The Stars (2/02-2/14) |
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The Traditions of Christmas: A Musical Spectacular National Youth Theater (12/11-12/19) |
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Baytown Little Theater (10/09-10/18) |
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American Son by Christopher Demos-Brown Theatre Suburbia (6/04-7/03) |
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Disney's The Little Mermaid Theatre Under The Stars (12/08-12/24) |