Lisa Schofield News

Theatre Southwest presents When We Were Young And Unafraid by Sarah Treem directed by Bob Maddox

Theatre Southwest presents 'The 18th Annual Festival of Originals' produced by Mimi Holloway. Five original plays by five emerging playwrights. Come and enjoy, as we bring to life five talented artist's funny, poignant, beautifully written stories. Check out pics from the shows below!

Theatre Southwest presents 'Doubt' by Patrick Shanley directed by Jay Menchaca.In a Bronx Catholic school in 1964 a popular priest's ambiguous relationship with a troubled 12 year old black student is questioned by the school's principal. High drama of the first order. Sept. 5 - Sept. 27, Fridays and Saturdays, 8 pm; Matinee, Sunday Sept. 14 at 3 pm. Tickets $17, Students & Seniors $15.Reservations: theatresouthwest.org or email tickets@theatresouthwest.org or call (713) 661 9505. Theatre Southwest is located at 8944A Clarkcrest, 77063.

Theatre Southwest presents 'Anna Christie' by Eugene O'Neill directed by Lisa Schofield.This Pulitzer prize winning show focuses on the problematic relationship between a sailor and the daughter he has not seen for roughly twenty years. Their relationship becomes complicated by her romantic involvement with another man of the sea and her unveiling of her troubled past. April 11- May 3, Fridays and Saturdays, 8 pm (Matinee, Sunday April 20, 2014 at 3 pm). Tickets $17, Students & Seniors $15. Check out a first look below!

Theatre Southwest is currently producing a fascinating production of Tennessee William's thrilling and tense THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA. The 1961 drama is set at The Costa Verde Hotel in Puerto Barrio on the West Coast of Mexico in the summer of 1940. The Reverend T. Lawrence Shannon is leading a tour group of Baptist women from Texas through Mexico, but makes an unplanned stop at the hotel, which is owned and operated by his friend, Maxine Falk. Over the course of the afternoon and evening, Shannon slowly unravels, exposing his secrets and sins. An impoverished and entirely broke New England spinster, Hannah Jelkes, and her aging grandfather, a poet losing his mind, arrive at the hotel as well. Without any money, the duo hopes to lodge at the hotel with the promise to earn some money and pay upon checkout.

Theatre Southwest presents Neil Simon's 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers' directed by Lisa Schofield. A middle-aged, married restaurant owner tries to join the sexual revolution. Three women, three afternoons, three hilarious seductions. Runs December 31 - January 19, Fridays and Saturdays, 8 pm (Matinees, Sunday January 6 & 13 at 3 pm).

Theatre Southwest presents Neil Simon's 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers', directed by Lisa Schofield, tonight, December 31 through January 19, 2013. Get a first look at the show in the photos below!

Theatre Southwest presents Neil Simon's 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers', directed by Lisa Schofield, December 31 through January 19, 2013. Get a first look at the show in the photos below!

Theatre Southwest is currently presenting THE OLDEST PROFESSION by Paula Vogel, who is known for her decidedly strong, controversial works like HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE that examines incest and THE BALTIMORE WALTZ that is about AIDS. In THE OLDEST PROFESSION, she gives audiences a chance to see a softer side of her writing, using prostitution as a way to explore the community of sisterhood while weaving in dated but humorous political zingers (i.e. "This is America where any girl can start in the alley and wind up a madam!") disparaging the economic boom and decline that began with President Reagan's 80s. In the end, this show is really about the passing of businesses, clients, and our close friends and how we deal with that loss as a community.

Theatre Southwest presents 'The Oldest Profession' written by Paula Vogel, directed by David Holloway. Theatre Southwest presents this play by a winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize during the 35th anniversary of this organization that has brought so many women playwrights to the forefront. The show runs tonight, October 26 - November 17. Get a first look at the show in the photos below!

Theatre Southwest presents 'The Oldest Profession' written by Paula Vogel, directed by David Holloway. Theatre Southwest presents this play by a winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize during the 35th anniversary of this organization that has brought so many women playwrights to the forefront. The show runs October 26 - November 17. Get a first look at the show in the photos below!