Broadway hits Avenue Q and Jersey Boys will make their Houston debuts in Broadway Across America-Houston’s 2007-08 season.

Pope sees eternal hope for unbaptized
A Vatican committee that spent years examining the medieval concept on Friday published a much-anticipated report, concluding that unbaptized babies who die may go to heaven.

De La Rosa s solid as Royals edge Twins
Jorge De La Rosa worked a career-high eight innings Sunday and retired 16 in a row during one stretch to lead Kansas City to a 3-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins, helping the Royals win their first series of the year. ‘Changing’ the operative word for Meyer […]

Episcopal High and Klein High lead Tommy Tune noms
Episcopal High School’s production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood and Klein High School’s production of Oklahoma! each earned nominations in 13 of the 15 categories up for Tommy Tune Awards.

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Domestic Partnership bill headed for final vote A bill that would give same-sex couples the benefits of marriage through domestic partnership contracts is headed for a final vote in the Oregon Senate where it likely will pass. The Senate Judiciary Committee promptly voted 3-1 in favor… Get down […]

Actor portraying transvestite has big shoes to fill
Stages’ premiere of Wife marks the first time actor Philip Lehl has acted a solo play. It’s also the first play that’s required him to wear a dress.

Alley’s seating-price changes draw concern

Beer Tax Hearings Continue
This week, Oregon legislators continue to hold hearings on several excise tax proposals for brewers that could deeply affect one of Oregon’s great success stories, the craft beer industry. Blogger Jeff Alworth stated the case succinctly on BlueOregon and his… Blue Mountain Cider OK, this is short notice, but […]

Inishmore, Doubt highlight Alley season
John Patrick Shanley’s drama Doubt and Martin McDonagh’s black comedy The Lieutenant of Inishmore will make their Houston debuts as part of the Alley Theatre’s 2007-08 season.

A season of Houston premieres at Stages
Souvenir, Stephen Temperley’s acclaimed play-with-music about tone-deaf diva Florence Foster Jenkins, will open Stages Repertory Theatre’s 2007-08 season of seven shows, all Houston premieres.

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