Review: WINTER SOLSTICE at Rec Room Arts
The author wrote this dark piece about a liberal couple whose mother invites a conservative stranger into their house on Christmas Eve to show how easily fascism marches in politely and with charm.
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The author wrote this dark piece about a liberal couple whose mother invites a conservative stranger into their house on Christmas Eve to show how easily fascism marches in politely and with charm.
Shucked is a laugh-out-loud, toe-tapping triumph that plants itself firmly in your heart.
Now in its third year under the skillful guidance of new (Remounting) Director Amber D.
LOVE BOMB is a masterpiece of the absurd, but at the same time, it’s a viable Melanie jukebox musical that could command any stage in town.
During an interview I did with Michelle Britton a few weeks ago, she mentioned she “didn’t want to become the Alley” and that her Lionwoman Productions is “about helping people understand each other better.
The film first existed as a play, and Vincent Victoria wisely kept his lead actress from that production, Wykesha King, playing Hattie McDaniel.
The cast here is immaculate, and LITTLE SHOP is a character actor’s dream come true.
THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING is a unique experience theatrically, and it’s certainly something to let seep into you and discuss later.
It takes on the clash of white men, black men, and black women and fearlessly looks at all sides when confronted with a crime.
Houston’s CLASSICAL THEATRE COMPANY has decided to take it back to the original written word and return Dracula to the status of a demon rather than a lover.
When all is said and done, you have to applaud the bravery of this show.
What did our critic think of NOISES OFF at The Alley Theatre?
Are the superheroes really simply the spirits that Prospero conjured on the island? Could Fathom City have been taken over by Dr.
What did our critic think of LUCIA DE LAMMERMOOR at Opera In The Heights?
Stages comes out swinging this fall season with a fantastic production of the world premiere of Bernardo Cubria's The Hispanic/Latino/Latina/Latinx/Latine Vote.
Sometimes, a play does what no other artistic medium can do.
ESTHER thrilled the audience at the George, who gave it a rousing standing ovation.
What did our critic think of SPRING AWAKENING at Rec Room Arts?
No matter what side of the aisle you fall on, this is a fascinating tribute to a legal lady who taught us all what it means to be both feminine and ferocious.
It’s an amazingly intimate and unforgettable experience that covers topics such as racism, women’s issues, and artists’ rights.
What did our critic think of FUNNY GIRL at BROADWAY AT THE HOBBY CENTER?
Occasionally, you see a show that renews your faith in what the arts do, like seeing The Color Purple in a field.
MELVILLE AND HAWTHORNE makes for an intriguing evening of theater that made me want to run back home and pull out MOBY DICK and perhaps THE BLITHEDALE ROMANCE and start my summer reading.
What did our critic think of NEXT TO NORMAL at Houston Broadway Theatre?
Boy, I wanted to enjoy this way more.
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