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BWW Reviews: BAD MEDICINE Or GOOD TO THE LAST DROP?

BWW Reviews: BAD MEDICINE Or GOOD TO THE LAST DROP?

by Katricia Lang — August 20, 2014
There is something for everyone. Kids from 1 to 92 can 'boo', 'hiss', and toss popcorn at the villains. Adolescents can moon, if kids still moon these days, over the love story. And if you're too old and crotchety to care about love stories like me, then you can witness the other characters getting ...
BWW Reviews: Music Box Musicals' NEXT TO NORMAL Stands Next to Greatness

BWW Reviews: Music Box Musicals' NEXT TO NORMAL Stands Next to Greatness

by Katricia Lang — August 13, 2014
NEXT TO NORMAL chronicles one family's struggles with its demons and the specter of Bipolar disorder. It gives some comic relief and a rock music soundtrack to the untenable situation that people with a mental illness and their loved ones find themselves in. That alone is enough reason to see Music ...
BWW Reviews: Sally Edmundson Channels A Fashionable Legend in FULL GALLOP

BWW Reviews: Sally Edmundson Channels A Fashionable Legend in FULL GALLOP

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — August 10, 2014
BWW Reviews: FULL GALLOP Offers An Intimate View of a Fashionable Legend...
BWW Reviews: Stage Door Inc.'s  A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE is First-class Enjoyment

BWW Reviews: Stage Door Inc.'s A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE is First-class Enjoyment

by Nyderah Williams — August 5, 2014
Stage Door Inc.'s production of A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE does complete justice to Tennessee Williams' classic American masterpiece about fantasy versus reality. Created in 1947 during a time where, it was deemed downright scandalous, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE grew into America's heart....
BWW Reviews: Mildred's Umbrella Presents a Deep and Thoughtful Premiere of POLLYWOG

BWW Reviews: Mildred's Umbrella Presents a Deep and Thoughtful Premiere of POLLYWOG

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — August 4, 2014
BWW Reviews: Top Notch Actors in Keian McKee's POLLYWOG...
BWW Reviews: Inspiration Stage's LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is a Bloody, Good Show

BWW Reviews: Inspiration Stage's LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is a Bloody, Good Show

by Katricia Lang — July 30, 2014
Good job, Inspiration Stage. Good job....
BWW Reviews: Matthew C. Logan's Production of EQUUS is Intense and Beautifully Poigna

BWW Reviews: Matthew C. Logan's Production of EQUUS is Intense and Beautifully Poignant

by Nyderah Williams — July 27, 2014
Director Matthew C. Logan and his stellar cast delve into English playwright Peter Shaffer's pyschodramatic play about a disturbed youth's fanatical obsession with horses. Written in 1973 and inspired by true events, EQUUS is certainly challenging material concerning the heavy themes of religion, se...
BWW Reviews: FESTIVAL OF ORIGINALS At Theatre Southwest: A Gift For Houston Theatre

BWW Reviews: FESTIVAL OF ORIGINALS At Theatre Southwest: A Gift For Houston Theatre

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — July 28, 2014
BWW Reviews: FESTIVAL OF ORIGINALS: Fresh and Interesting...
BWW Reviews: Dance Theatre Of Harlem is Soul En Pointe

BWW Reviews: Dance Theatre Of Harlem is Soul En Pointe

by Katricia Lang — July 28, 2014
Last week, The Dance Theatre of Harlem (DTH) presented a classic but eclectic program of four ballets at the Miller Outdoor Theatre. To my surprise, they gave me something I could feel. The performance reminded me that ballet can be fun, art should be communal and a coloratura soprano singing 'Domin...
BWW Reviews: Texas Repertory Theatre Invites a Grand Ole' Time with PUMP BOYS AND DIN

BWW Reviews: Texas Repertory Theatre Invites a Grand Ole' Time with PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES

by Nyderah Williams — July 25, 2014
This summer the Texas Repertory Theatre Company serves up a slice of apple pie and southern charm with PUMP BOYS AND THE DINETTES. Prior to the show, I wasn't really sure what to expect. It certainly sounded like something that had country charm splattered all over it. Turns out, I wasn't too far o...
BWW Reviews: Catastrophic Theatre's A VERY TAMARIE CHRISTMAS Is a Roller Coaster of T

BWW Reviews: Catastrophic Theatre's A VERY TAMARIE CHRISTMAS Is a Roller Coaster of Thrills and Mirth

by Nyderah Williams — July 23, 2014
Tamarie Cooper gives Houston Christmas in July with A VERY TAMARIE CHRISTMAS and it is definitely a treat! She is at it again with her original summer musical, and this year with a book by Patrick Reynolds, music by Miriam Daly and Joe Folladori, and lyrics by Tamarie Cooper, Miriam Daly, Joe Follad...
BWW Reviews: Houston Family Arts Center's Production of LES MISERABLES is an Absolute

BWW Reviews: Houston Family Arts Center's Production of LES MISERABLES is an Absolute Masterpiece

by Nyderah Williams — July 22, 2014
Houston Family Arts Center's production of LES MISERABLES is a riveting masterpiece! It evokes the spirit and themes of compassion, revenge and above all human transformation....
BWW Reviews: Bayou City Theatrics' TARZAN Soars with Exciting Voices and Visuals

BWW Reviews: Bayou City Theatrics' TARZAN Soars with Exciting Voices and Visuals

by Katricia Lang — July 21, 2014
Overwhelmingly, TARZAN is an amazing production. Everyone involved is to be commended for cooking up the rarest of children's theatre confections. A production dense enough for the sophisticated tastes of the most discerning adults and children in the audience and sugary enough for those still in th...
BWW Reviews: Gilbert and Sullivan Society Magically Presents THE SORCERER

BWW Reviews: Gilbert and Sullivan Society Magically Presents THE SORCERER

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — July 20, 2014
Gilbert and Sullivan Society's THE SORCERER Is Pure Magic...
BWW Reviews: Standing Room Only Productions' DEFY GRAVITY: A STEPHEN SCHWARTZ SONGBOO

BWW Reviews: Standing Room Only Productions' DEFY GRAVITY: A STEPHEN SCHWARTZ SONGBOOK is a Joyous Celebration

by Nyderah Williams — July 21, 2014
For over four decades,Stephen Schwartz's musical career has brought to life hit musicals such as Godspell, The Baker's Wife and Wicked, as well as music in some of our favorite films such as Pocahontas, The Prince of Egypt and Enchanted. In honor and celebration of this brilliant composer, DEFY GRAV...
BWW Reviews: THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS at TUTS: Bawdy And Big-Hearted

BWW Reviews: THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS at TUTS: Bawdy And Big-Hearted

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — July 18, 2014
BWW Reviews: TUTS' THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS At TUTS...
BWW Reviews: Ensemble's I WISH YOU LOVE Swings, Sound and Sincere

BWW Reviews: Ensemble's I WISH YOU LOVE Swings, Sound and Sincere

by Katricia Lang — July 15, 2014
I WISH YOU LOVE chronicles Nat 'King' Cole's struggles to keep his popular show on the air against the prejudiced American public, sponsors and studio executives. Over and over again, the skittish execs force Nat to decide what is most important to him - the show or his people....
BWW Reviews: Bayou City Theatrics' BROOKLYN: THE MUSICAL is Soulful Entertainment

BWW Reviews: Bayou City Theatrics' BROOKLYN: THE MUSICAL is Soulful Entertainment

by Nyderah Williams — July 15, 2014
Whether you call it trash, rubbish, or junk BROOKLYN: THE MUSICAL has tons of it and in a great way. With book, music, and lyrics by Mark Schoenfeld, and Barri McPherson, this musical takes place as a story within a story on a street corner under the Brooklyn Bridge. The inspiration for the show co...
BWW Reviews: SPAGHETTI CODE- An Edgy And Interesting Conception

BWW Reviews: SPAGHETTI CODE- An Edgy And Interesting Conception

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — July 14, 2014
BWW Reviews: SPAGHETTI CODE's Abby Koenig writes a freshly honest and compelling script about the perils of infertility....
BWW Reviews: Stages PETE N KEELY is Gauche, Clean Fun

BWW Reviews: Stages PETE N KEELY is Gauche, Clean Fun

by Katricia Lang — July 13, 2014
Stages' PETE N' KEELY is a dark comedy that hearkens back to a bygone era when men were gentlemen and women were ladies. A time when Billie Holiday wore impeccably designed silk dresses and garlands in her hair on the stage then exited to a life of heroin addiction, incarceration and abusive romanti...
BWW Reviews: A.D. Players' GODSPELL Is Purely Divine

BWW Reviews: A.D. Players' GODSPELL Is Purely Divine

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — July 14, 2014
BWW Reviews: A.D. Players' GODSPELL: A Must See...
BWW Reviews: Stage Door's LEGALLY BLONDE Makes You Think Pink

BWW Reviews: Stage Door's LEGALLY BLONDE Makes You Think Pink

by Katricia Lang — July 6, 2014
While I, and all of the other insanely giving and informed people, have always been aware that self-centeredness and shallow preoccupations are not traits of silly, frivolous women but of silly, frivolous people - LEGALLY BLONDE has convinced the world and looked fabulous doing it. What? Like it's h...
BWW Reviews: Queensbury Theatre's OLEANNA is Provocative, Evocative

BWW Reviews: Queensbury Theatre's OLEANNA is Provocative, Evocative

by Katricia Lang — July 2, 2014
OLEANNA is quite possibly one of the most female-phobic, misogynistic writings on record, notwithstanding many of Hemingway's writings, penned by a man so distanced from the female perspective that Carol, a harridan of a character, was his best solemn reflection on a female student's experience of s...
BWW Reviews: Theatre Under The Stars Presents a Glittering Production of THE LITTLE M

BWW Reviews: Theatre Under The Stars Presents a Glittering Production of THE LITTLE MERMAID, Despite Floundering Script

by Jenny Taylor Moodie — June 18, 2014
BWW review: Theatre Under The Stars provides a warm and visually interesting production that does it's best to compensate for a less than stellar script...
BWW Reviews: TUTS Underground's Sterling HANDS ON A HARDBODY is a Winning Texas Treat

BWW Reviews: TUTS Underground's Sterling HANDS ON A HARDBODY is a Winning Texas Treat

by David Clarke — June 14, 2014
An often over-looked subject in the musical genre is the hardworking, semi-rural blue-collar working class American, but that is exactly the focus of HANDS ON A HARDBODY. The Texas-centric musical, based on the 1997 documentary of the same title, is enjoying a phenomenal Texas Premiere....
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in Houston Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
A.D. Players at the George Theater (6/24-8/02)
Dear Alien in Houston Dear Alien
The Alley Theatre (5/08-5/31)
Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous in Houston Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous
Theatre Suburbia (6/05-7/03)
Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston Presents: Topsy-Turvy (with live pre-show performance) in Houston Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston Presents: Topsy-Turvy (with live pre-show performance)
River Oaks Theatre (6/02-6/02)
2026 Night Nation Run - Dallas, TX in Houston 2026 Night Nation Run - Dallas, TX
Texas Live! (9/12-9/12)
A Streetcar Named Desire in Houston A Streetcar Named Desire
Pearl Theatre (7/17-7/20)
AC/DC in Houston AC/DC
NRG Stadium (8/31-8/31)
Reel 2 Real: Black Soundtracks Live!  in Houston Reel 2 Real: Black Soundtracks Live!
Pearl Theatre (6/19-6/19)
Breaking Bread: A Conversation hosted by Chris Shepherd: A Michelin Roundtable with Felipe Riccio, Emmanuel Chavez and Mayank Istwal in Houston Breaking Bread: A Conversation hosted by Chris Shepherd: A Michelin Roundtable with Felipe Riccio, Emmanuel Chavez and Mayank Istwal
The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts (6/05-6/05)