ART PARK PLAYERS THEATRE

by Brett Cullum - February 16, 2026

The show introduces us to a half dozen stories from one car, and it’s an interesting look at how humans interact, or in some cases, don’t....

by Brett Cullum - February 12, 2026

You are in a room with eight excellent performers doing songs purely for the joy of getting to sing them for an audience....

by Brett Cullum - February 11, 2026

It’s funny, it’s clever, but it sometimes seems to get too caught up in itself as a script. Yet the acting here is top-notch, and the Mildred’s Umbrella production is a wonder in such a small space. Jennifer Decker’s direction is sublime, and she has a solid cast....

by Armando Urdiales - February 01, 2026

What did our critic think of HANSEL AND GRETEL at Houston Grand Opera?...

by Jonathan Netek - February 01, 2026

Wilde’s wit shines at Company OnStage....

by Brett Cullum - January 30, 2026

It’s funny, it’s warm, and you walk away feeling as if you saw a community revealed....

by Jonathan Netek - January 28, 2026

A true circus act, WATER FOR ELEPHANTS has it all....

by Brett Cullum - January 24, 2026

Denise Fennell Pasqualone shares so much of herself in THE BRIDE that it just feels like a hug from the actress. There are laughs, teary moments, and even a random game show thrown in for good measure....

by Jonathan Netek - January 24, 2026

The first of three regional premieres at The Ensemble Theatre’s Rooted in Destiny season....

by Armando Urdiales - January 10, 2026

The Houston Symphony’s presentation of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi in concert was a breathtaking reminder of how timeless and transportive John Williams’ score is. Performed live under conductor Steven Reineke, the orchestra did more than accompany the film. It became its pulsing soul. Each no...