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Theatre Under the Stars Will Finally Return This October

Actors sing Jersey Boys.

(From left) Michael Milton, Jon Hacker, Eric Chambliss, and Corey Greenan in Jersey Boys. 

We all love a good plot twist, however Theatre Under the Stars’s 2021 season has had enough false starts and stops to make your head spin. But finally, thanks to more and more folks getting vaccinated for Covid-19, TUTS is returning to the Hobby Center.

The beloved theater company has pushed its return to the Hobby Center until October, when Rock of Ages, the jukebox musical ode to ’80s rock ‘n’ roll, will hit the stage in all its big-haired, leopard-print glory. After that, much of the season remains as previously announced. The biggest adjustment to the calendar is that the highly anticipated Broadway revival of 1776 won’t be making a stop in Houston at all this season (it’s difficult to bring a show that hasn’t officially opened on the Great White Way yet). Instead, TUTS’s season will conclude in May with the always-popular national touring cast of Jersey Boys.

“This is a show we often get requests for,” Artistic Director Dan Knechtges said in a statement, “and we’re excited to include it in this celebratory season.”

And don’t forget about the company’s upcoming gala, themed “Lights Up!,” on October 22. No headliner’s been announced for this year’s extravaganza at the Post Oak Hotel yet, but if previous guests are anything to go by, the news will preemptively have us exclaiming “Oh, What a Night.”

See the new schedule, including dates, below and purchase tickets at tuts.com:

Theatre Under The Stars (Re-Re-Rescheduled) 2021-2022 Season

Rock of Ages: Oct 5–17, 2021

Sister Act: Nov 2–14, 2021

Disney’s The Little Mermaid: Dec 7–24, 2021

South Pacific: Feb 8–20, 2022

Come From Away (North American Tour): Mar 22–April 3, 2022

Jersey Boys (North American Tour): May 10–22, 2022











Emma Schkloven
Emma Schkloven
After leaving her hometown of Baltimore, Emma spent five years covering arts & culture in the mountains of Virginia before joining Houstonia in January 2020. During her tenure in the commonwealth, she walked with ghosts through the state's oldest municipal cemetery, became BFFs with one of the writers behind the Despicable Me franchise, and borderline stalked an Elvis Tribute Artist — but in her defense, she won multiple awards for that story, and he was crowned the world's best ETA. Her work has been picked up by The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and The Associated Press. When Emma's not chasing down a story, taking in a musical, or watching a superhero TV show, she's spending time with her giant, sweet potato fry-stealing cat, Boh (named after Charm City icon Natty Boh), whose raison d'etre is to be a real-life Garfield.