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Lesbian Romance Goes Mainstream In Shakin' The Blue Flamingo
By Jessica Goldman
Wear Pink to Mean Girls at Broadway at the Hobby
By Margaret Downing
Rick Springfield & Friends Promise an Evening of "Wall to Wall Hits"
By Bob Ruggiero
Houston Shakespeare Festival's Lear: Tremendous Theater
By D. L. Groover
Houston Shakespeare Festival Pivots to Cartoon Characters in This Version of Cymbeline
Dream: The Music of the Everly Brothers Brings a Welcome Nostalgia Rush at Stages
It's the Butler in the Manor Who's the Saving Grace in the Alley's Production of Clue
Jones Hall Construction Sounds Overture To The Future
By Sam Byrd
Is God Is at Rec Room Arts Delivers Vengeance and Violence With an Asterisk
After a Three-Year Layoff, Houston Shakespeare Festival Returns to Miller Outdoor
By Houston Press
The Real Inspector Hound and its Use of Deadly Farce at Main Street Theater [UPDATED]
Simprov Gives Us Thesis But Not Much Else
In A.D. Player's Production of The Sound of Music the Word That Means Maria is Wonderful
REO Speedwagon's Bruce Hall Talks Licks, Links and Blazing (Hot!) Summer Tour
The Return of Alley Theatre's Summer Chills With Clue
Rec Room Director on “Vengeance” and “Vindication” For Black Protagonists in Western Is God Is
By Vic Shuttee
Stoppard's The Real Inspector Hound Explores the Crisis of Being a Second-Stringer, With Laughter [UPDATED]
Styx's Ricky Phillips Bottoms Out (on the Bass) for Summer Tour
Sarah Sings a Love Story Offers Beautiful Voices Muffled By the Dialog
Thunderclap Productions Remains Provocative With Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them