BWW Reviews: Theatre Suburbia's GOING BARE Tickles the Funny Bone
by David Clarke
- Sep 22, 2013
Northwest Houston's longest-running all volunteer playhouse, Theatre Suburbia, opened their 53rd season with Houston-based playwright Mary Jane Taegel's comedy GOING BARE. The romantic comedy about a doctor who drops his malpractice insurance and promptly gets sued for 4.2 million dollars was first produced in Los Angeles, where it won a Best New Play award from Theatre Americana. In 2002, GOING BARE was both published and optioned for a film.
BWW Reviews: Gene Kato's VIRAL INFECTION is Zany and Refreshing
by David Clarke
- Feb 15, 2013
Modern Theatre of the Absurd is alive and very well at Obsidian Art Space, where the World Premiere of Gene Kato's VIRAL INFECTION is enjoying a glorious run. Gene Kato thought the play was un-producible and has kept it hidden away for 21 years. In a way, I'm deeply thankful. Had this play premiered 21 years ago, I wouldn't have seen it. Thus, I am happy the stars aligned justly to afford me the opportunity to see the zany, mad-cap lunacy and thoroughly refreshing thought provoking piece.
Encore Players Perform The Fantasticks This Month At KVPAC
by Kelsey Denette
- Sep 17, 2012
Classic theatre comes to Katy this month with the incredibly entertaining production of The Fantasticks, directed by Elizabeth Mace, at Katy Visual & Performing Arts Center (KVPAC), and performed by Encore Players, Katy's premier community theatre.
