Ben Stevenson's Coppélia, a charming tale of a young couple whose relationship is tested by a beautiful doll "come to life," returns to the Houston Ballet.

A mother fears she will lose her son in the school-to-prison pipeline in Dominique Morisseau’s 2017 play Pipeline, now playing at The Ensemble Theatre.

Mistaken identities make life interesting for two couples in Alan Ayckbourn's garden farce Relatively Speaking, presented by Main Street Theater.

In Joe Kinosian and Kellen Blair’s Murder for Two, at Stages Repertory Theatre, a young cop hoping to make detective tries to solve the murder of a novelist with a lot of silly jokes and songs.

Toast, a world premiere straight from the minds of Brian Jucha and the ensemble over at Catastrophic, raises more questions than it answers.

Charise Castro Smith’s The Hunchback of Seville answers some big “what if” questions at Mildred’s Umbrella.