132 stories from The Houston Chronicle
"The Menil Drawing Institute, which has looked so enticingly ready for months from Richmond Avenue, will open Nov. 3 with an exhibition of works on paper by Jasper Johns that has been almost…
Cloud Column, a very shiny, 21,000-pound stainless-steel ellipsis by Anish Kapoor that has just been installed on the campus of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. It's almost impossible to av…
Writer, producer and actor Tyler Perry wears many hats (and a wig) as urban theater’s biggest star. He may soon conquer the mainstream.
Tony nominee is devil-may-care in Anything Goes
With a cast of Broadway vets: Dee Hoty, Jennifer Cody, Matt Cavenaugh, George Dvorsky, Robert Creighton and Kevin Cooney.
Arthur Miller's 'After the Fall' shows the many sides of complicated lives
With Kate Shindle and Josie de Guzman.
'Jekyll & Hyde' and 'Dracula' creator plans 'Frankenstein' adaptation
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Jessica Molaskey's 'Make Believe' makes believers with its stunning mix of recut Broadway jewels
Rachel deBenedet revels in the role, one of the funniest ever written, in TUTS' current stage adaptation of the beloved MGM movie musical.
Mark Arvin, Houston Ballet's original "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" and a Broadway dancer who had been comatose since December 2002, died Sunday night in Dallas. He was 40.
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Connell has every expectation that Leading Ladies will go to Broadway. "Ken wants it to. And the Helen Hayes (Theatre), which will be perfect for it, is going to be free in January."
She also says this will be her last stage role.
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Erin Dilly is a revelation as the love interest Meg: an adorably spirited and starry-eyed heroine striving to break free from her bossy groom-to-be. Her joyous, kick-the-leg jig when excited…
Some like it funny: playwright's 'Leading Ladies' a nod to Wilder and Will Shakespeare
Follicle frolickle fun but outdated
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Kay Swift's loyalties belied her talent
I always assumed Gypsy was indestructible, but that was before encountering the production by the Bay Area Houston Ballet and Theatre.
With Andrea McArdle.
McArdle takes on role as indomitable Mama Rose in a career that began with 'Annie'
Lewis J. Stadlen has spent his entire 37-year career preparing for his current role as irresistibly incorrigible impresario Max Bialystock in The Producers.
He just didn't know it at the time.
Comedy is the star of 'The Producers'
Interviews with Stroman and Brooks.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson will join the University of Houston School of Theatre faculty Feb. 1 for the spring semester.
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