Monthly Archives: April 2002

“Something’s Afoot” at Barter Theatre

Posted on April 24, 2002 by The People's Critic

Yes, something is definitely afoot at the Barter Theatre, and that something is a lot of fun! Now musical comedies are not uncommon, but a murder mystery musical? Now that’s a twist! And there are plenty more twists in the … Continue reading →

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H.R.B Brings Beauty, Grace to Magnolia Stage

Posted on April 21, 2002 by The People's Critic

With its open fields, twisted oak and mesquite, thoroughbred horses and longhorns, there is a certain grace to the landscape of the Texas ranch country along “farm to market” road  FM 1488 out toward Magnolia. But on a recent, lovely … Continue reading →

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“Little Shop of Horrors” So Good, It’s Out of this World

Posted on April 21, 2002 by The People's Critic

I know it isn’t Halloween, but if you’ve been looking for a witty and offbeat musical comedy, I am here to tell you there’s a monster in town, and you may want to check it out. And yes, it is … Continue reading →

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Dining Excellence At Amerigo’s Grille

Posted on April 11, 2002 by The People's Critic

With its consistent quality, exceptional menu and prominent clientele, Amerigo’s Grille is a superb restaurant ready for rediscovery. As an ever-growing population brings more and more sophisticated diners to The Woodlands, newcomers are quickly learning what longtime residents and business … Continue reading →

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Dazzling Laser Show Lights Up Pavilion

Posted on April 7, 2002 by The People's Critic

In Chapter 1, Verse 3 of the book of Genesis, it is written: “And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” Now I don’t suggest we equate The Amazing Crystal Laser Light Voyage with the Creation, but I … Continue reading →

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Merry Widow A Delight at Woodlands Pavilion

Posted on April 6, 2002 by The People's Critic

With the advent of spring and the arrival of Daylight Savings Time, what could be more delightful than the start of another season of popular classics at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion? And certainly “delightful” was the operative word for … Continue reading →

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