132 stories from The Houston Chronicle
The Alley builds a new home for George and Ira Gershwin's fascinating rhythms and embraceable rhymes
The Alley is one of the few U.S. theaters with its own resident company
Disciplined singer-actress since age 9, she's here to say hello as Dolly Levi
Alley has special effects of blood down to a science in Inishmore
A love of poetry gave noted actor his voice By EVERETT EVANS
Whistle Down the Wind at last gets a second chance with U.S. audiences, courtesy of the national tour that opens Thursday at Hobby Center, presented here by Theatre Under The Stars.
With such blockbusters as Evita, Cats, Phantom of the Opera and Sunset Boulevard to his credit, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber needs no introduction. Theater writer Everett Evans tracked him down at his vacation home in Majorca to catch up with news of the Lloyd Webber empire.
At 78, Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Jerry Bock is not about to retire.
With Spring Awakening, composer Duncan Sheik and librettist Steven Sater have enjoyed the kind of Broadway debut most hopefuls can only imagine.
Raúl Esparza proves impressive in classic Sondheim musical revival
Grey Gardens follows the rise and fall of two very strange women
Playwright and actor Jim Brochu brings theater great Zero Mostel's story to the stage
Reginald Rose's Twelve Angry Men reminds us of life's gray areas
Director Scott Schwartz and set designer Walt Spangler have devised a production concept for Much Ado About Nothing that's full of hot air.
