Five people trade stories and combat loneliness in Conor McPherson’s The Weir, which takes over the Main Street Theater stage this month.

The Houston Ballet celebrates Jerome Robbins in ROBBINS: A Centennial Celebration, staging three of the choreographer’s trademark works.

The Houston Ballet world premieres Stanton Welch’s Sylvia, based on Léo Delibes classic Romantic score.

For Tonight, the world premiere musical now at Queensbury, tells a love story inspired by a playwright’s great-great-great grandfather – set to an indie rock score.

Robert O’Hara’s Bootycandy, currently being staged by Catastrophic, is a kinda-sorta autobiographical series of sketch-like, interconnected scenes that explore and examine what it means to be both black and gay.

Two shrewd women, a put-upon maid, and a "stolen" necklace take the stage in Dirt Dogs Theatre Co.'s production of David Mamet's Boston Marriage.