Good Cop, Bad Cop
Kenneth Lonergan's 2001 play makes you forget you're not watching real life.
05/25/2017 By Doni Wilson
The Long Weekend
Bard meets barre, biking the Bayou City, and a reason to be excited about a bus ride.
05/25/2017 By Scott Vogel
Theater
It's Shakespeare's turn to be satirized. Enter Something Rotten!
05/25/2017 By Jeanne Lyons Davis
Hot Ticket
Can Shakespeare dance? That's up to the Houston Ballet.
05/24/2017 By Scott Vogel
Curtain Call
The national tour stops at Houston's Hobby Center for a gay old time.
05/19/2017 By Scott Vogel
Nothing Is Easy
Rebecca Gilman's play explores the impossible challenge of knowing what's best for a child.
05/17/2017 By Doni Wilson
Entertainment
Or, how to cry like James Comey
05/16/2017 By Scott Vogel
Review
Hope, change, and also disillusion.
05/15/2017 By Doni Wilson
Get Out
Our weekly guide to the best in town
05/11/2017 By Scott Vogel
The Alley Theatre brings new life into the visionary playwright's 1955 work.
05/05/2017 By Doni Wilson
Opera
Mozart's classic work concludes the season on a high—and hilarious—note.
05/01/2017 By Sydney Boyd
Get to know Peter Pan's fearless mother before the magical musical enchants Houston.
04/25/2017 By Jeanne Lyons Davis
Performance Art
The UH-Clear Lake professor dives deep in her new one-woman show.
04/24/2017 By Emily Juhasz
H-Town Picks
Snow White gets a hilarious makeover, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah turns up White Oak Music Hall plus more can't-miss happenings around town.
04/20/2017 By Jeanne Lyons Davis
Festival
Dynamic art programming swarms Houston this week.
04/17/2017 By Rafa Farihah
At these festive outings—all within the city limits!—enjoying the season is a walk in the park.
You can't hurry love—unless it's this musical.
04/07/2017 By Doni Wilson
Weekend Picks
Did we mention a BBQ fest and a Motown musical?
04/06/2017 By Jeanne Lyons Davis
March 31—April 2
Round out March at these hilarious happenings.
03/30/2017 By Jeanne Lyons Davis
Sit with Us
While it's premiering in D.C. this fall, a Houston tour date isn't too far-fetched.
03/23/2017 By Jeanne Lyons Davis
June 2017
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