Editor’s Remarks: February 2013
One of the few perks of being older is that I can truly say I remember the Houston...
Review: Wittenberg
Stages Repertory Theatre’s rendering of David Davalos’s delightfully quirky Wittenberg may be the one show in Houston you shouldn’t miss. As director Josh Morrison says in his program note, “I would love audiences to experience a debate of faith versus reason in a witty, fun [...]
REVIEW: The Joffrey Ballet
On Saturday, look January 19, order the Joffrey Ballet returned to Dallas after twenty years, buy bringing with...
REVIEW: Scottie Parsons
Scottie Parsons: Selected Works From The Artist’s Estate 1925-2011 Currently on view at William Campbell Contemporary Art is...
Theater Plays Role in History
Amphibian Stage Productions announced this week that Julia Pastrana, the subject of the company’s recent play, The True...
Director Discusses “Lear”
Dallas Theater Center will conclude its four-year Shakespeare cycle with one of the playwright’s greatest tragedies King Lear, a co-production with Trinity Repertory Company and directed by DTC artistic director Kevin Moriarty. This production brings together members of DTC’s and Trinity Rep’s acting companies for the first time in years [...]
Response: The Menil’s fake deaccessioning scandal
Most Houston artists – for that matter, treatment most artists living anywhere – would be thrilled to have...
CASTING CALL Jan. 26, 2013!
Sean Stubblefield and Brian Rincon are seeking Houston area actors for an original community theatre play benefiting Houston Food...
Mie Olise: Crystal Bites of Dust at Barbara Davis Gallery
Thin washes and cakey impasto meet to build colossal forms. Shanties and old factories stretch and march through fog. Derelict ships and canoes spot the shore with color. This is the world of Danish artist Mie Olise’s Crystal Bites of Dust at Barbara Davis Gallery [...]