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Events on Thursday, February 25, 2027

Thursday, February 25, 2027

Thursday, February 25 @ 7:00 PM

7:00 PM

By Eric Domuret; Produced through special arrangement with Heartland Plays, Inc

Jane Austen's beloved novel comes vividly to life in this witty and elegant stage adaptation by Eric Domuret. Faithful to Austen's timeless story, the play follows the spirited Elizabeth Bennet as she navigates family expectations, social convention, and her growing relationship with the enigmatic Mr. Darcy. Filled with memorable characters, sparkling dialogue, romance, and humor, this adaptation captures the wit and heart that have made Pride and Prejudice one of the world's most enduring love stories.Read more

Thursday, February 25 @ 7:30 PM - Talkback

7:30 PM

Written by Douglas Carter Beane, Directed by Ron Jones, Regional Premiere

A scandal. A marriage. A truth too complicated for headlines.

What happens when certainty becomes impossible? In Douglas Carter Beane’s sparkling comedy Mr. & Mrs. Fitch , a prominent conservative columnist and his impeccably composed wife find their carefully curated world thrown into chaos by a scandal that defies easy explanation. As rumors swirl and assumptions unravel, the couple is forced to confront questions of identity, faith, marriage, and the limits of certainty itself.

Brilliantly witty, unexpectedly moving, and delightfully irreverent, Mr. & Mrs. Fitch skewers modern politics, media culture, and social conventions with Beane’s trademark intelligence and razor-sharp humor. Beneath its sophisticated comedy lies a thoughtful exploration of authenticity, acceptance, and the courage required to embrace life's complexities. Both provocative and deeply humane, this contemporary comedy invites audiences to laugh, reflect, and reconsider what they think they know.Read more

Thursday, February 25 @ 7:30 PM

7:30 PM

World Premiere by Brian Jucha & the Catastrophic ensemble

Brian Jucha is not only Houston’s reigning champ of ensemble-based, experimental dance-theatre. If you’ve seen his work, you know he is also a master of high camp and that his performances are littered with found text and unlikely pop culture references, all in service of a disarmingly moving hall of mirrors. This year he’s taking on Paris’ Grand Guignol , the theatre of fear and horror, to ask the question: “Is there really a serial killer in Houston or are these people just seeing things? And also, what is up with all these bayous?” Directed and choreographed by Brian Jucha.Read more