Review: ELECTRA at Classical Theatre Company
by Brett Cullum - Oct 13, 2025
But could director Jon Harvey be purposefully lightening his ELECTRA for this era? Does he want a more pop-friendly approach? Do we need that now? These are all questions that only he can answer, but the show itself has a nice pace and energy.
Review: EUREKA DAY at 4TH Wall Theatre Company
by Brett Cullum - Sep 24, 2025
Fourth Wall Theatre Company has a revival right now, and boy, does it feel timed for the right moment in Texas politics. Read BroadwayWorld's review of Eureka Day at 4th Wall Theatre Company.
Review: BUG at Dirt Dogs Theatre Company
by Brett Cullum - May 20, 2025
They have managed to restage BUG for 2025, and boy, is it a doozy! You don’t want to miss this revival and reimagining of the Tracy Letts cult classic. The entire company goes for broke, and they create a fiery display of acting, visuals, and audio landscapes that will blow you back in your chair.
BUG Begins In May At Dirt Dogs Theatre Co.
by A.A. Cristi - Apr 29, 2025
Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. (DDTCo.) closes out its ninth season with Bug, the cult thriller by Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy Letts. Co-directed by Malinda L. Beckham and Curtis Barber.
THE FOREIGNER Announced At The George Theater
by A.A. Cristi - Jan 10, 2025
The George Theater is bringing The Foreigner to the stage for the very first time. This uproarious comedy is one of the funniest shows to ever hit the American stage.
Review: APPROPRIATE Stuns at Dirt Dogs Theatre Co.
by Brett Cullum - May 25, 2024
It is a tense Southern psychodrama about family and the results of abuse on members of it. Cicadas, verbal sparring, racism, and outright brawls all make appearances as one would expect. Yet the show is still surprising in many turns and should have audiences laughing and gasping often simultaneously. The darkest of humor surfaces out of tragedy.
APPROPRIATE Comes To Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. in May
by Stephi Wild - Apr 26, 2024
Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. will conclude its 2023-24 main stage season of “nature vs. nurture” with the Houston premiere of Appropriate by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. Directed by Ron Jones, this riveting play explores family secrets, racial tensions, and cultural identity.