Upcoming Shows:
SONG OF ME
by MAI LÊ and ĐẠT PETER TON
directed by ĐẠT PETER TON
[MAY 27 – JUNE 12, 2022]
Philip and Luci are Vietnamese Houstonians – a brother and sister duo navigating their futures together. As they cook, plan, and reminisce on the eve of Philip’s wedding, cultures clash as the two siblings seek their own path and long to sing in their own voices. A jubilant world premiere about family, tradition, Vietnamese cooking, and growing up in Houston from two of the city’s most exciting young artists.
PREVIOUS SHOWS
TWO MILE HOLLOW
by LEAH NANAKO WINKLER
directed by LISA VILLEGAS
The Houston Press
“Le’s hysterical laugh, along with all manner of vocalizations that act as some kind of emotional release valve, are endlessly entertaining, and contribute to the best performance of the evening.” – Natalie De La Garza
Houstonia Magazine
“ROGUE PRODUCTIONS BRINGS US A BIZARRE PLAY by Leah Nanako Winkler that takes us to the Hamptons. That’s where you meet Mary (a stand-out Mai Le)…” – Doni Wilson
Sensitive Guys
by MJ KAUFMAN
directed by LESLIE SWACKHAMER
Houstonia
“…Swackhamer’s cast become incredibly close by the time the Covid-19 brought the production to a screeching stop just before it opened in March…Though she still mourned the live, physical production she and her cast had worked so hard to put together, Swackhamer realized that an online platform might actually be appropriate to tell this story…After she talked with playwright MJ Kaufman and tweaked the script just a bit, the production was ready for the virtual stage.” – Chameli Belk-Gupta
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY: A NOSTALGIA FEST
by VICHET CHUM
directed by TIFFANY NICHOLE GREENE
Houston Chronicle
““High School Play” shows how competition can bring out the best and worst in people, in crackling dialog that provokes both laughter and reflection. If Chum and Greene have really done their job — and they have — you’ll never think of “The Yellow Rose of Texas” the same way again.” – Chris Gray
SUNRISE COVEN
by BRENDAN BOURQUE-SHEIL
directed by LESLIE SWACKHAMER
Broadway World
“Mai Lê, fresh off the Alley’s production of High School Play, is in top form, as her portrayal of the young Annie elicits physical tears and piles on emotions that millennials will understand.
“Overall, SUNRISE COVEN is one of the best plays this theater season.” – Armando Urdiales