The Gordy — Attraction in Houston

I attended Hook's Tale. Let me save you some time....DO NOT ATTEND ANYTHING AT THIS THEATER! I had been to a performance at the old Stages Theater and it was a terrible experience. I figured I would give the new theater a try in hopes it had improved. What a mistake! This experience was just as bad if not worse than my first horrible experience. As you can see in my picture I had basically no view. That picture was taken at a sharp angle to try to show the front of the stage. I basically stared at the side of the boat the entire play. It was a complete waste. No where on the website when I was purchasing tickets did it say obstructed, or better yet no view! This should be listed when purchasing tickets. The theater was extremely cold. The people around me and I were shivering the entire time. It was so cold and the view was so bad the people behind me left at intermission before sharing with me how disappointed they were. If you are going to keep arctic temperatures, you should advise people to wear a snow suit or bring blankets. No one expects to have to do that in the summer Houston heat. The line to get in was extremely long. Nothing like sweating in 92 degree weather heat. Then to go in and literally freeze. The line was so long because they were checking covid Vax cards or negative test results. The father and son in front of me were not admitted. The father had his Vax card but his son did not and he was told he needed negative test results. This could have been better communicated by having it printed on the ticket. When you buy tickets in advance it is easy to forget who requires a mask, especially seeing how there is not a mask mandate in Harris County. A nice reminder on the ticket would have been great. Luckily, I had my Vax card. I felt bad for the father and son who had their day ruined and were turned away. I absolutely will NEVER attend any performance at this theater again. Old theater...new theater...They can't seem to get anything right. Thankfully they don't often have shows I am interested in. I would stay away from this theater. There are plenty of phenomenal local theaters in Houston. Do not waste...

We went to see Sister's Irish Catechism: Saints, Snakes, and Green Milkshakes, the one actor play starring and co-written by Denise Fennell-Pasqualone. This is a magical experience set in St. Bruno's evening classroom with a dialogue between the actor and the audience; it is different every time.

The theater has several stages, all intimate, allowing the audience to feel they are a part of each play they see. The parking garage...

1st play of the year. Saw Othello remix @ this venue. Cosey little atmosphere. Interior is pretty clean and sanitary. Stage 4 was where the play took place. A revolving stage was present in the center which added to the effects of the show. Temperature was not to cold not to warm. Would still recommend a light cardigan or jacket. Recommend not sitting behind stage ladder, it is located...