About Noah by Paula Coco
A fast-paced new comedy that chronicles the life of Noah Bailey, spanning decades from the swinging '60s straight through to the present day.
Theatre Suburbia
5201 Mitchelldale St Suite A-3Houston, TX 77092
Upcoming Shows
Christmas Belles by Jones, Hope & Wooten
A church Christmas program spins hilariously out of control in this Southern farce about squabbling sisters, family secrets, a surly Santa, a vengeful sheep and a reluctant Elvis impersonator. It’s Christmas time in the small town of Fayro, Texas, and the Futrelle Sisters –...
HisStory by Hilary Bluestein-Lyons
It’s 150 years in the future and only women exist. A couple (an artist and a geneticist) are pregnant with their first child and have gathered the family together to announce the good news. Just before the guests arrive, the couple learns some earth-shattering news about the...
Don't Say Murder by Carl Williams
Murder and romance make a lovely, lively mix...
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In by Ed Friendly & George Schlatter
Based on the Sketch Comedy Program...
American Son by Christopher Demos-Brown
An estranged biracial couple must confront their feelings about race and bias after their son is detained by the local police following a traffic stop incident. Their disparate histories and backgrounds inform their assumptions as they try to find out what happened to their son.
Summer Show: To Be Announced
Summer fun for the whole family...
Review: COLD WAR CHOIR PRACTICE at MAIN STREET THEATER
It’s flashy, loud, and has a silliness you can’t avoid. But there are the dark corners, and it does say a lot that you will be surprised to unravel.…
Review: PROOF at 4th WALL THEATRE COMPANY
4TH Wall does wonderful work here, and I really admire David Auburn’s script more for what it doesn’t do rather than what it does. It never really boils over into any sort of climax and refuses to offer an easy solution for anyone’s relationship in the show.…
Review: THORNFIELD at ZOOM SHAKESPEARE PRODUCTIONS
It is painstakingly faithful to the book, save for some extra beats that make Jane a more modern-minded woman. Rebecca Bernstein’s performance is wonderful and a career-high for her so far. Luke Hales is the right Rochester, and Todd Thigpen is a delicious Mason.…
Review: COLLECTIVE RAGE at MILDRED'S UMBRELLA
I never thought I would have such a good time watching five women talk about their sexual organs, but I absolutely understood every moment as if I had been lucky enough to have been assigned female at birth.…
Review: MYSTIC FAMILIAR at THE PHOENIX GROUP
It deserves a large run, but the Stinson House space makes it all so immediate. You will feel lucky if you get through the door.…
Review: XANADU at The Garden Theatre
The thing about this cast is they are having fun and putting the play in play, and the comedy in musical comedy. It’s a blast of nitrous oxide, a giggle when you need it, and a surprisingly inspiring take on the creative forces of having questionable taste.…
Review: A NICE INDIAN BOY at Aerial Roots Theatre
A NICE INDIAN BOY is one of the most fun romantic comedies that I have seen in years. It is such a nice surprise, and it really captures the heart of the team putting it on!…
Review: LATE NITE CATECHISM: SISTER ROLLS THE DICE at Stages Houston
Would you believe me if I told you the hottest theater ticket in Houston this summer was to see a nun teach a class? Denise Fennell first debuted as Sister in LATE NITE CATECHISM at Stages Houston during 2007. Since then, the actress has had one of the longest relationships between any Houston theat…
Review: THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN at THE ALLEY THEATRE
This company is having a great time with a thriller, and it shows. I always feel like the “Summer Chills” is when these actors get to play!…
Review: THE GONDOLIERS at Gilbert And Sullivan Society Of Houston
A delightful evening of wit, charm, and impeccable musicianship awaits audiences at the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Houston's production of The Gondoliers. Long before Broadway became synonymous with the American musical, W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan were redefining what musical storytelling…
Past Shows
28 total · showing 11–20
Drop Dead!
A cast of has-been actors plan to revive their careers in Drop Dead!, a potboiler murder mystery directed by Wonder Child of the Broadway Stage Victor Le Pewe (a psychotic eye twitching megalomaniac). But when the murders and mysteries exceed those in the script - these...
Scriptwriters-Houston 10x10 Play Festival
Ten 10-minute plays by ten local playwrights, directors and actors
A Little Murder Never Hurt Anybody
A spoof of and love letter to the screwball comedies of the 1930s and to stage mysteries in general. Matthew vows to kill Julia and Julia vows to foil his plans. And so the game begins - a hilarious year-long match of wits and the witless... and the winner is you.
An Evening With Sherlock Holmes
The triad of one acts begins with "The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor", the tale of a British aristocrat, Sir Robert, who marries an American millionaire because his fortune has run out. However, on the wedding day, his young wife disappears. Sir Robert calls on Sherlock Holmes...
Murder At The Book Club
This is one club where members' lives are not an open book! Tonight's meeting of the Queen Anne Murder Mystery Book Club takes a dark twist when a threatening telephone call sets the group on edge. Suddenly all the lights go out and gentle Nellie is murdered. But who is the...
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of A Christmas Carol
Theatre Suburbia kicks off its 59th holiday season with The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomens Guild Dramatic Societys Production of A Christmas Carol, by David McGillvray and Walter Zerlin, Jr.Several F.A.H.E.T.G.D.S. classics have graced Theatre Suburbias stage, but...
Murderous Crossing
The year is 1923 and youre invited on board the HMS Victoria to celebrate the marriage of Contessa Follette and John D. Rothchild the perfect pairing of financial need and murderous greed. Meanwhile the famous Inspector Clurrot has tracked down a homicidal mastermind hiding out...
Vanities
Set in the 60s and 70s, this bittersweet thee-act comedy by Jack Heifner chronicles the lives of three young woman as high school cheerleaders, as college sorority sisters, and as young women trying to find their way in the world. Starring Jana Smith, Carrie Brown, and Tara...
The Savannah Sipping Society
In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fateand an impromptu happy hourand decide its high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life theyve lost through the years...
Empress of the Laundry Room
Theatre Suburbia will kick off 2019 with farce Empress of the Laundry Room. In this new work by Paullette MacDougal, a Roma Nanny employed in the home of a local politician attempts to save her haunted home with the help of a kid and two talking laundry appliances.
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