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Theatre Southwest

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Theatre Southwest is committed to providing the Greater Houston community with an artistically fertile environment that promotes and develops an interest in live theatre. Theatre Southwest is dedicated to the production of quality, affordable theatre, and by doing so hopes to enhance the cultural experiences of audiences by encouraging appreciation and participation within the creative process.

Theatre Southwest prides itself on offering a well balanced season with well written scripts.We offer a spectrum from George Bernard Shaw to Neil Simon.

We are acclaimed for our findings of original scripts from rising playwrights.

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    Theatre Southwest

    8944-A Clarkcrest
    Houston, TX 77063

    Phone: 713-661-9505   |   Official Website

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    12/31/11- 01/21/12	Moonlight and Magnolias Theatre Southwest
    12/31/11	Theatre Southwest New Year's Eve Gala Theatre Southwest
    12/03/11- 12/11/11	Many Voices, Many Stories, The short plays of Anna Louise Bruner Theatre Southwest
    10/21/11- 11/12/11	Oliver Twist Theatre Southwest
    09/02/11- 09/24/11	Goodbye Charlie Theatre Southwest
    07/15/11- 07/31/11	Theatre Southwest 14th Annual Festival of Originals Theatre Southwest
    05/27/11- 06/18/11	Asylum Theatre Southwest
    04/08/11- 04/30/11	Breaking the Code Theatre Southwest
    03/13/11	6th Annual Readers Theatre Theatre Southwest
    03/03/11	Nature Discovery Center Benefit Performance: The Merry Wives of Windsor at Theatre Southwest Theatre Southwest
    02/18/11- 03/12/11	The Merry Wives of Windsor Theatre Southwest
    12/31/10- 01/22/11	Plaza Suite Theatre Southwest
    10/22/10- 11/13/10	Vanities Theatre Southwest
    09/03/10- 09/25/10	Laura Theatre Southwest
    07/16/10- 07/31/10	Theatre Southwest 13th Annual Festival of Originals Theatre Southwest
    05/28/10- 06/19/10	Bug Theatre Southwest
    04/09/10- 05/01/10	Other People’s Money Theatre Southwest
    03/14/10	5th Annual Readers Theatre Theatre Southwest
    02/19/10- 03/13/10	The Women Theatre Southwest
    12/31/09- 01/23/10	Wonder of the World Theatre Southwest
    11/21/09	Barrymore Theatre Southwest
    10/23/09- 11/14/09	Comedy Tonight Theatre Southwest
    09/04/09- 09/26/09	The Wayside Motor Inn Theatre Southwest
    07/17/09- 08/08/09	Theatre Southwest 12th Annual Festival of Originals Theatre Southwest
    05/29/09- 06/20/09	The Beauty Queen of Leenane Theatre Southwest
    04/10/09- 05/02/09	The Seven Year Itch Theatre Southwest
    03/15/09	4th Annual Readers Festival Theatre Southwest
    02/20/09- 03/14/09	The Orphans Theatre Southwest
    01/02/09- 01/24/09	Black Comedy Theatre Southwest

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    • Event Name: Plaza Suite
      "Sweet "Suite""
      Review posted by: Jim Tommaney from Houston, TX USA, Jan 10, 2011
      

      The play is strong, the acting wonderful. Forty years have not dimmed the luster of this gem. The wonderful duo Lisa Schofield and Bob Maddox strive to save their daughter's marriage, with increasing... Expand

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      The play is strong, the acting wonderful. Forty years have not dimmed the luster of this gem. The wonderful duo Lisa Schofield and Bob Maddox strive to save their daughter's marriage, with increasing frustration and a boffo ending. Vicky McCormack plays a mid-life groupie to Jesse Kiplinger's Hollywood producer, and they proceed with alcohol and charm to an inevitable, amusing climax. In the opening one-act of three, Suzanne King plays a mid-life romantic matron married to Casey Coale, her work-oriented husband. Her acting is wonderful, but she is compelled too much to play the fool. Though the part is written that way, shrewd direction might have found a way to minimize it. Yet the direction overall by David Holloway is superb, well-blocked, well-motivated and with a series of effective entrances and exits. Casey Coale is authentic as the husband, but could have been equally effective with better diction. The set, by John Paul Stevens, is handsome and functions well. Don't miss it! Collapse

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