BWW Reviews: The Ensemble Theatre's THE OLD SETTLER is Entertaining
The Ensemble Theatre is currently producing a revival of John Henry Redwood's 1997 dramedy THE OLD SETTLER.
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The Ensemble Theatre is currently producing a revival of John Henry Redwood's 1997 dramedy THE OLD SETTLER.
Standing Room Only Productions is kicking off the summer with a revival of the fun musical revue FEELING ALRIGHT!.
William Shakespeare's THE WINTER'S TALE has experienced intermittent popularity.
George Bernard Shaw was profoundly affected by World War I.
EVITA began as a rock opera concept album.
Matthew Lopez's drama THE WHIPPING MAN premiered in 2006 at the Luna Stage Company in Montclair, NJ.
Inspired by noted linguist David Crystal's YouTube videos, Kate Pogue decided to bring an original pronunciation performance of Shakespeare to Houston.
Houston's Brilliant Lecture Series motivates and inspires audiences by bringing in national and international leaders, roles models, philanthropists, artists, humanitarians, authors, and entrepreneurs to talk with Houston audiences.
Closing their 2013-14 Season, HGO is presenting Georges Bizet's acclaimed CARMEN.
With a suggestive title and a fascinating premise, Mike Bartlett's COCK is making a stir in Houston.
The World Premiere production of MURDER BALLAD at MTC's The Studio at Stage II took New York by storm in 2012.
Playwright Paul Downs Colaizzo made a name for himself during New York City's 2012-13 season when the MCC presented his play REALLY REALLY.
Last night, Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) celebrated the talents and achievements of local children with the 12th annual Tommy Tune Awards.
Since its World Premiere performance on February 14, 1895, Oscar Wilde's THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST has been an enduring favorite of audiences.
Houston Grand Opera, which opened a lavish production of DAS RHEINGOLD this past weekend, is proudly kicking off their first Ring Cycle by Richard Wagner.
When it comes to gleeful theatrical candy, it doesn't get much better than Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts' I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE.
Houston has been a great city for Steven Fales to perform in.
When it comes to describing Alan Ayckbourn's 1994 play COMMUNICATING DOORS, the Internet proudly boasts that the science fiction comedy exists at the crossroads of Back to the Future and Hitchcock.
As a YouTube sensation, many are familiar enough with Natalie Weiss' voice and face, and the largely teenage/early 20s audience last night couldn't be more enthusiastic to see her perform live.
Julia Kay Laskowski and Patti Rabaza are back as Mavis and Myrtle in HUSBAND FIXIN 101.
Earlier this season Houston was introduced to Lynn Nottage with a production of RUINED.
Gaetano Donizetti was a tremendous influence on the operas of Giuseppe Verdi and laid the foundation for the popularity of Italian opera in the latter half of the nineteenth century.
When BOEING BOEING first landed on Broadway in 1965, it only ran for 23 performances.
Donald Margulies has a lot to say about modern life in his 2009 drama TIME STANDS STILL.
Dan LeFranc is the winner of the 2010 New York Times Outstanding Playwright Award.
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