It's Shakespeare's turn to be satirized. Enter Something Rotten!
A sprawling program of period music showcases Cervantes' most enduring work.
You can't hurry love—unless it's this musical.
The acclaimed play enchants audiences this week at the Hobby Center.
Plus: Other award-winning performances head to the Hobby Center next season.
From Cirque aerialists at the Houston Symphony to musically-inclined Mormons at the Hobby Center, jump start January at one of these five must-see happenings.
This mid-century musical continues to be an all-American classic.
At the Hobby Center, a revered singer-songwriter’s early years take center stage.
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder represents one unique way on climbing the social ladder and falling in love.
Expect all the cruel and cynical black comedy from the original 1980s film.
The Hobby Center's production spotlights a valuable lesson for everyday life.
Early music group Ars Lyrica Houston celebrates Easter with Handel's "Messiah."
Woody Allen's Tony- and Oscar-winning celebrated musical comedy brings gangsters and glitz to Hobby Center.
Matthew Dirst's Ars Lyrica rings in 2016 in a very classy way.
Missy Mazzoli's Song from the Uproar was inspired by the life of fin-de-siècle Swiss explorer Isabelle Eberhardt.
Musical theater rarely seems this real or this heartfelt.