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[ad_1] They’re talking about the house that Ruth built over at Stages. No, not Yankee Stadium. Not Babe Ruth. The house, in this case, is Atlantic...
[ad_1] It’s International Cat Day, and in the spirit of dogs being man’s best friend and cats being man’s apathetic roommate, get out of your cat’s...
[ad_1] They met at a picnic in Massachusetts’ Berkshire mountains in August 1850 – the grand American literary lion, Nathaniel Hawthorne (The Scarlet Letter, Twice-Told Tales)...
[ad_1] Playwright Adi Teodoru hopes that seeing her play, Melville & Hawthorne, just might make you want to dig up a copy of Herman Melville’s Moby...
[ad_1] The Houston Press wasn’t going to review Houston Broadway Theatre’s production of the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Next to Normal because its run lasted...
[ad_1] Main Street Theater gives us plenty of chills for these sweaty summer nights via its superlative rendition of Stephen Malatratt’s adaptation of Susan Hill’s Victorian...
[ad_1] It’s been quite the week, huh? Post-Beryl, we hope everyone is safe and well, and we wish you all working electricity and Wi-Fi, air conditioning...
[ad_1] There’s no question about it. Colton Berry, artistic director and founder of Art Factory, is a major theater talent. His powerhouse voice wails like a...
[ad_1] It’s the weekend to let freedom ring, and we’ve got plenty of Independence Day activities for you to check out, not to mention a little...
[ad_1] When radical student Perchik (Patrick Fretwell) makes his entrance in the third scene of Fiddler on the Roof (1964), the multiple Tony Award-winning Jerry Bock...
[ad_1] Ask any theater professional in the know and they will tell you that acting Pinter is dream job. Not for nothing is British playwright Harold...
[ad_1] We’re officially into June, and the month of June – if you didn’t know – is National Outdoors Month. There’s been very little reason to...
[ad_1] When former Principal dancer Amy Fote was approached by Houston Ballet’s Artistic Director Stanton Welch to get out on stage again and dance the part...
[ad_1] More than 20 years after it first premiered on Broadway, the new North American tour of Hairspray arrives at Broadway at the Hobby Center this...
[ad_1] It’s been 40 years since cowpunk heroes the Hickoids played their first promoted show in band leader Jeff Smith’s hometown in San Antonio sharing the...
[ad_1] History should always look as good as it does in Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s Mayerling, a beautifully grim take on a scandalous chapter from 19th-century Hapsburg...
[ad_1] Do you want to do something good for your neighbor? Of course, you do – it’s National Do Something Good for Your Neighbor Day. Our...
[ad_1] Shakespeare’s Othello is a five-act tragedy that is no stranger to a 180-minute performance. Thankfully, Stages theater steers us from that slog fest and gives...
[ad_1] Even before the curtain went up on its stunning production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music, Houston Grand Opera had a smash on...
[ad_1] It’s the last weekend of April and as we move into May, one thing’s for sure: There’s still plenty to do all around Houston. Ten...