Bob Boudreaux News

Krumlov Shakespeare Festival welcomes PSF's As You Like It in ?eský Krumlov 24 August - 4 September at the Rose Courtyard Theatre, Hotel R?že, ?eský Krumlov

Cass Irish Dancers, students from Cass Academy, will perform traditional Irish dances during The Christmas Revels performances. Established in 2005 by director Erin Cass, the academy's dancers perform and compete at the local, national and international level.

Cass Irish Dancers, students from Cass Academy, will perform traditional Irish dances during The Christmas Revels performances. Established in 2005 by director Erin Cass, the academy's dancers perform and compete at the local, national and international level.

Cass Irish Dancers, students from Cass Academy, will perform traditional Irish dances during The Christmas Revels performances. Established in 2005 by director Erin Cass, the academy's dancers perform and compete at the local, national and international level.

Main Street Theater's Autumn Follies Gala was held Friday, October 9 at Main Street Theater - Chelsea Market, 4617 Montrose Blvd. This year's celebrity-studded, one-night-only benefit performance was the original musical send-up Montrose Mia!, with cameo appearances by local celebrities including Harris County Judge Ed Emmett, local actor and former television news anchor Bob Boudreaux, Houston Woman Magazine's Beverly Denver, the Houston Downtown Alliance's Heather Pray, Ernie Manouse, Host of PBS' InnerVIEWS with Ernie Manouse, Momentum Audi/ Volkswagen General Manager Jared Lang, HoustonPBS' Doug Mueller, and artist Wendy Wagner. Professional actors Christianne Mays and Doris Davis anchored the production.

Main Street Theater's Autumn Follies Gala will return on Friday, October 9 at Main Street Theater - Chelsea Market, 4617 Montrose Blvd.

Main Street Theater's Autumn Follies Gala will return on Friday, October 9 at Main Street Theater - Chelsea Market, 4617 Montrose Blvd.

Two of William Shakespeare's most beloved plays - Love's Labour's Lost and Romeo and Juliet, both believed to have been written by the Bard within months of one another in 1595-96 -- will be paired this summer at the 33rd annual Houston Shakespeare Festival, July 27 to August 11