This place is amazing. We went to go watch Joseph and the Amazing Technology Dreamcoat…read more The performance and singing of the cast was incredible! Overall was a beautiful experience. The cast makes you feel the story with so much detail and the laughter to enjoy each moment! Every staff member was friendly, welcoming and everyone had a smiling face.

Great show (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat)! Loved the small venue, and the actors…read morewere all so talented.

I have seen some bad performances in my life, but the show "Tamara Siler - Sins and Saints" ranks…read moreamong one of the worst musical events I have ever heard. To sum it up - SHE WAS AWFUL! Consistently flat, raspy, off key - - and she even forgot the lyrics to the sing she was singing - - not just once, but TWICE! WHO advised this woman to charge people money to hear her sing? Truly a disaster! Not only did I feel ripped off, but my auditory senses were offended at the sounds. I will give her one star for having the courage to stand up on stage.

I came here for a play tonight for the first time and absolutely loved the venue! It was clean,…read morecozy, intimate and all of the workers were so helpful and welcoming. I love venues that are smaller and feel more personable. I can't wait to see more shows here in the future!

STAGES has been remodeled and offers a large venue with several stages which enables multiple…read moreperformances. There's a bar and snack counter in the lobby with several seating arrangements. Clean and large women's restrooms with a lot of stalls and sinks. This is always a plus during intermission. The parking garage is on the same lot. So park and walk directly to the elevators or take the stairs to the entrance. The photo of the exterior of Stages is taken from the parking garage. Looking forward to returning to STAGES

We were season subscribers for 7+ years. We also made a small donation each year, around $500, in…read moreaddition to the price of our tickets. Since the artistic director changed, there has been a huge change in the outreach to subscribers based upon my experience. The theatre no longer seems to value its longtime subscribers.

An absolutely lovely community theater nestled in an unassuming strip mall. The entrance is left of…read morethe dental office, and audience members should enter through the right door. Seating is very intimate with only two sections of three small rows of surprisingly comfortable seats. I watched the second night of Crimes of the Heart here with a group of friends. There's donation-based concessions. The actors and actresses played their roles phenomenally and made for a gripping show that teetered the edge between comedy and tragedy. Huge props to them and the director for a really fun experience. Highly recommend for a date night or just a new experience!

Describe the Night is a well written, wonderfully acted, well directed, very interesting and…read moreintriguing play. Everything was terrific from the lighting and sound to the set. The actors and director did a magnificent job. The "talk back" following the show was most informative. The theater is intimate, every seat has a good view and the space is used well. Highly recommend this theater and this production.

Love the intimate setting of this venue - maybe about 80 seats total and you are right there with…read morethe actors, so makes for a unique theater experience. Love that there isn't a bad seat in the house, so no pressure when picking a seat (would also say consider this when looking at ticket pricing - all the same in my book). Local, talented actors so a great place to support Houston arts.

An astonishingly good local theatre company Every performance I've seen was of NYC quality I saw…read moreThe Counter yesterday and was blown away

I'll admit I didn't know that this theater and spot existed. Consisting of 4-5 different…read morerooms/theaters in a larger complex, MATCH is a great place to see plays, art installations, comedy and other creative works. We came to see Midnight High, a really good immersive play experience. Arriving early, we bought some drinks from the cafe. Outdoor seating is good, covered and plentiful. I look forward to coming back for another play or to see an exhibit. Check them out.

Why 5 stars? Because this was a great place to watch a show…read more --- --- --- We took our son here to watch the Pigeon Extravaganza and were really impressed with the entire production. I'm not sure if I'm just reviewing the physical theatre or everything about the experience, but it was all 5-stars across the board. The actors were excellent, the production quality was very high and the theatre was nice, new and comfortable. I guess the only gripe is that getting out of the parking garage was not efficient at all with the extremely slow machines, but everything other than that was great. We found it funny that no one even ever scanned our tickets - this was purely on the honor system, which seems like a really weird choice. I hope this place is definitely making the money needed to pay these actors for doing such a great job!

This is a wonderful venue and host to the amazing Broadway Across America musicals each season…read more I've been here several times, both in the main Sarofim Hall and the smaller Zilkha Hall for smaller productions. You can park across the street in a paid underground garage, or if you're lucky enough to find a street parking spot, certainly grab that! The entrance has a lovely view of Downtown which has made for great pictures at the time of graduations. There have always been ample staff on my visits for musicals and they are very helpful. There's a metal detector when you enter, then two large staircases on either side that lead you up to the mezzanine and separate stairs to the gallery. There's also an elevator that services all floors. On the mezzanine level there are multiple bars, often with themed drinks for the shows. But be careful - they come with hefty price tags! The halls themselves are gorgeous. Both have nice comfortable seating and wonderful sound. The view from the gallery in the main hall can be a little difficult for making out details on the sets, but it's decent.

I recently visited the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts to see Back to the Future: The Musical…read morepresented by Theatre Under The Stars. Parking was available for $20 in the parking garage. It was raining and able to navigate to the theater without getting wet. The venue itself is beautiful, modern, clean, and well-organized. We were able to enter quickly and our tickets were scanned with no wait. From the moment we entered, everything feels organized and easy to navigate, with helpful staff throughout the theater. Our seats were in the Mezzanine section and the view of the stage was partially obstructed by the back of people's heads sitting in front of me, but still had a decent view. The acoustics were excellent and the show was a fun, high-energy experience. Restroom lines during intermission were extremely long but seemed to move quickly. They had a variety of drinks available but I didn't purchase any. The overall experience felt seamless from start to finish. Except for the parking. After the show, was stuck in the parking garage over an hour trying to exit. However, the Hobby Center is a great venue for watching a show. Would absolutely come back to watch another show!

Absolutely a beautiful experience!! Stunning interior and the performance was so good!read more

I just wiew the Barbiere Di Siviglia. Unfortunately I didn't like the interpretation. Most probably…read moreto defeat the linguistic barrier they exceeded in their comic interpretations. It is a comedy people not the Cirque of soleil! It looked like opera singer acting like clowns!. Very disappointed.. how to spoiled a Rossini masterpiece