A signature work of feminist theatre by a giant of the avant-garde. Set in the 1930s, a group of eight women gather at the country home of their brilliant and eccentric friend, Fefu. As multiple conflicts unfold between the old friends, the women struggle to define who they are and what it means to be a woman in a patriarchal society. Though written in the 1970s, FEFU AND HER FRIENDS raises questions and anxieties around gender and identity that endure today. The play features an all-female cast of Houston’s most powerful actors. Read more

Reporting live on an unfolding crisis, Frank in the Studio is aided by his team of field reporters: John in the Field, Constance at the Home, and Michael, the Legal Adviser. As the impending event approaches and chaos builds, the broadcasters reveal themselves to be all too human. In an era during which many have come to question the veracity of the news media, Catastrophic favorite Will Eno hilariously transcends fact-and-fiction in search of universal truths about the world we live in.Read more

With BABY SCREAMS MIRACLE, The Catastrophic Theatre introduces Houston audiences to one of the most exciting young playwrights in American theatre, Clare Barron. A catastrophic storm engulfs the home of a small, religious family. An estranged daughter blows in with the storm and between falling trees and flying trampolines, the family clings to prayer and forgiveness. Called “a genuinely fragile, complex piece of work,” (Time Out New York) BABY SCREAMS MIRACLE is a funny, moving tale of faith and survival. Read more

Three generations of artists, currently based in Houston, speak about gender dynamics, challenges and rewards of creating through their personal experiences:  Pat Colville during the 1960s, Terrell James during the 1980s, and Rabéa Ballin in the current decade.Read more

When two volunteers on a clinical trial for a new anti-depressant start to fall for each other, it's an open question: are their feelings genuine, or are their bodies processing a chemical romance?Read more

Come and see the talented 14 MET too Youth Company members and the 6 MET ensemble members in "love wins" as they perform works by choreographers Sam Burkett, Genevieve Carson, Tammy Dyke Compton, Andres De Blust Mommaerts, Marlana Doyle, Eric Handman, Maddie Hicks, Joshua Manculich, Genene McGrath and Terrill Mitchell! Don't miss it!Read more

Pop-Up Kino, the Goethe Pop-Up Houston's monthly film series presents the DEFA East German classic The Rabbit is Me, introduced by a special guest speaker.Read more