Uhuru Reaches For the Peak
There’s a beautifully written and profound interaction late within Gloria Majule’s 90-minute play, Uhuru (a world premiere at…
Uhuru: A Smart Satirical Comedy About Culture on a Mountain Trek
Uhuru was the play Gloria Majule was never going to write. As part of a class assignment during…
Becoming a Beast: Rhinoceros from Catastrophic
Kyle Sturdivant is perhaps Houston theater’s most fearless actor. His considerable ego is consumed in Eugène Ionesco’s most…
Looking For Proof at 4th Wall Theatre Co.
For several years now, Catherine has cared for her widowed father, Robert, a mathematician famous for the complex…
Holly Street Overflows With Secrets in This A.D. Players Production
Arlene Hutton’s world premiere at A.D. Players, Holly Street, could have premiered in the year it’s set, Christmas,…
Powerhouse performer Christina Wells, now in a wheelchair, is still lighting up Houston stages
HOUSTON – Singer and actress Christina Wells first burst onto the national stage nearly a decade ago when…
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Arrives on the Wortham Stage
Confined to a bell tower in Paris, the hunchback Quasimodo lives his life on the sufferance of his…
Elissa Cuellar Continues to Impress
It’s been two years since Elissa Cuellar caught our attention as a Jesus-loving member of an all-female musical…
American Shakespeare: August Wilson’s Mighty Fences at the Alley
If you need someone to direct a Tom Stoppard classic, look no farther than Main Street’s Rebecca Greene…
Death of the Soul: The Designated Mourner at Catastrophic
Wallace Shawn’s The Designated Mourner (1996) isn’t for everyone, but when the master chefs at Catastrophic Theatre get…
Back to the Future at TUTS is Better Than a Car Show
Stars on Broadway take many forms. For years they’ve been four-legged. First came the erotically-charged Nugget in Peter…
Gaining Roles And Gaining Confidence
When reflecting on her success since making our Ones to Watch list in 2019, Callina Anderson credits 70…