Pulitzer Prize Winner

A radical and mythic portrait of collapse, revelation, and endurance. The Pulitzer and Tony Award–winning epic returns to Houston for the first time in more than 30 years.

Set in New York during the 1980s—the Reagan era—this sweeping drama weaves together stories of love, loss, and identity in the face of crisis. Louis abandons his terminally ill partner, Prior. Joe and Harper Pitt’s marriage unravels. The ruthless lawyer Roy Cohn faces the reality that neither wealth nor influence can protect him from death.

In Part One: Millennium Approaches, illness, politics, and fear fracture relationships and faith. In Part Two: Perestroika, the world cracks open, and new bonds emerge as the characters strive toward healing, forgiveness, and change.

Presented in two parts—alternating evenings in repertory—Angels in America is directed by Rec Room Artistic Director Matt Hune and Associate Artistic Director Sophia Watt (Heroes of the Fourth Turning).

Synopsis adapted from Rec Room Arts’ website.

“Welcome to the sky. Thank you for agreeing to stay forever.”

Triangle Person—part human body, part triangle head—lives in the Parking Lot of Heaven with an unusual set of best friends: Saint Mother Teresa and Killer Whale Tilikum. God lives next door but never visits. A surreal, fuzzy-edged sibling drama for the only child, this wildly imaginative work explores identity, absurdity, and self-perception.

Synopsis adapted from The Catastrophic Theatre’s website.

"A Long Night” is the story of a family harboring relationship-ending secrets and other truths they've hidden from each other. But when unexpected visitors arrive on Christmas Eve, the façade begins to crack… and what spills out is anything but festive.

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This gripping psychological horror play explores the terrifying cost of silence, the wrenching consequences of greed, and the perverse danger of trust. Twisted, intense, and darkly compelling, "A Long Night" is not your usual feel-good Christmas play—it’s a chilling story that will stay with you long after the lights go down.

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Ida’s grandad takes Ida, Nat, and Rosa on a magical train journey that celebrates the birth of Jesus, Black history, and the beauty of holiday traditions. Filled with soulful music, humor, and heart, this joyous musical adventure shares timeless lessons about family, heritage, and faith.

Synopsis adapted from The Ensemble Theatre’s 2025–26 season materials.

Winner of the 1938 Pulitzer Prize for Drama

Our Town follows the small town of Grover’s Corners through daily life, love, and loss. With minimal props and a stage manager as narrator, it tells the story of the Webb and Gibbs families as their children grow up, marry, and face mortality.

“One of the sagest, warmest and most deeply human scripts to have come out of our theatre.” – New York Post
“Thornton Wilder's masterpiece... An immortal tale of small town morality... a classic of soft spoken theater.” – The New York Times
“No play ever moved me so deeply.” – Alexander Woolcott, The New Yorker

Description and performance details courtesy of 4th Wall Theatre Company.

Everyone's favorite blockhead is back by popular demand!

The classic animated television special A Charlie Brown Christmas comes to life in this faithful stage adaptation in which Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the rest of the Peanuts gang discover the true meaning of Christmas. Followed by an encore performance of your favorite Christmas hits!