Polishing spit By EVERETT EVANS

Alley Theatre regular Noble Shropshire is having a blast in the Broadway hit The Drowsy Chaperone.

Brooklyn's costumes, script come from same place By EVERETT EVANS

TUTS' Brooklyn bridges music, innocent fairy tale By EVERETT EVANS

110 and still kicking By EVERETT EVANS

Texas-born songwriting team's 1963 hit returns to Broadway - but not before a stop in Houston

Gore and guffaws By EVERETT EVANS

Inishmore is hilarious but not for faint of heart

Stuff Happens at the right time By EVERETT EVANS

Off-Broadway play takes current events to new level

Valerie's Golda opportunity By EVERETT EVANS

Harper walks in the shoes Israel's first and only woman prime minister

Dolittle does little, despite the return of Tommy Tune By EVERETT EVANS

Will Tommy Tune succeed in doctoring Dolittle? By EVERETT EVANS

"I'd love to play Dr. Dolittle - but before I could do that, I'd have to play Dr. Tune and fix your show."

KATIE CLARKE'S BIG BREAK<br> <i>Light</i> shines bright on a big-stage star By EVERETT EVANS

Back story' of Wizard of Oz is Broadway success By EVERETT EVANS

Partners in rhyme By EVERETT EVANS

'The struggle continues' By EVERETT EVANS

Actors from Two Trains Running explain why August Wilson meant so much to them - and you

Quality cast gives birth to entertaining <i>Baby</i> By EVERETT EVANS

Actors, director add life to Ludwig's uneven script

Acting couple connects both onstage and off By EVERETT EVANS

Life on the stage suits Dixie Carter, Hal Holbrook fine

Costumes stand out with spangles, style By EVERETT EVANS

Kids dream of running away to join the circus.
Broadway costume designer Ann Hould-Ward simply wrote a letter to Kenneth Feld, producer of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.

Music Man runs into trouble with a capital 'T' By EVERETT EVANS

Phantom family business By EVERETT EVANS

Actors Gary Mauer and Elizabeth Southard take the family on the road

Alley Theatre announces coming season By EVERETT EVANS

The world premiere of Ken Ludwig's comedy Be My Baby, starring Hal Holbrook and Dixie Carter, and the Houston premiere of Austin Pendleton's Orson's Shadow, a current off-Broadway hit, will …

Raised in Houston, Mireille Enos is finding success on Broadway By EVERETT EVANS

Two actors excel behind the curtains By EVERETT EVANS

James Black, Judith Ivey direct Alley productions

Basking in the shadow of a Doubt By EVERETT EVANS

One thing is certain: John Patrick Shanley's award-winning play is opening doors for the playwright

O'Donnell annoying as annoying woman By MIKE MCDANIEL

A playwright's role as Albee's stand-in By EVERETT EVANS

Reluctant at first, Lanford Wilson enjoys work at UH

Off-Broadway hits: businesses recast as popular characters By EVERETT EVANS

Broadway buffs were tickled by the recent news that Houston's venerable Warwick Hotel may be renamed Hotel ZaZa.
Just what Houston needs: a prestige hotel named after the drag-queen heroine of La Cage aux Folles!