On Our Stages

ZACH's 2011-12 Season

Dividing the Estate

May 29, 2012 - July 1, 2012

Kleberg Stage

Written by Pulitzer Prize and Academy Award-winner HORTON FOOTE | Directed by STEVEN DIETZ (Doubt, Shooting Star and Becky's New Car)
Please arrive early for parking.

Student Tickets: $18 One Hour Before Showtime (with Valid ID)
Bar opens 1 hour before showtime. Drinks welcome inside the theatre.

The Gordons of Harrison, Texas, have always been a greedy, gossipy clan. Now the malcontents from the Houston branch of the family come to the homestead and make pettiness an art form as they tangle over their inheritances. This is a play with echoes of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and rich humor reflecting Foote’s generous spirit and Texas roots.
Xanadu

July 17, 2012 - September 2, 2012

Kleberg Stage

Book by DOUGLAS CARTER BEANE | Music and Lyrics by JEFF LYNNE and JOHN FARRAR | Based on the Universal Pictures film | Screenplay by RICHARD DANUS and MARC RUBEL | Directed and Choreographed by NICK DEMOS (The Drowsy Chaperone) | Music Direction by ALLEN ROBERTSON | Starring JILL BLACKWOOD (The Drowsy Chaperone)
Please arrive early for parking.

Student Tickets: $18 One Hour Before Showtime (with Valid ID)
Bar opens 1 hour before showtime. Drinks welcome inside the theatre.

An over-the-top, roller-skating musical that spoofs the outrageously campy 1980’s film starring Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelly. A beautiful muse descends from the heavens of Mt. Olympus to Venice Beach and inspires a struggling artist to create his biggest dream... the first ROLLER DISCO!

Season Extras

Fully Committed

June 14, 2012 - August 26, 2012

Whisenhunt Stage

By BECKY MODE | Directed by DAVE STEAKLEY | Starring MARTIN BURKE
Please arrive early for parking.

Student Tickets: $18 One Hour Before Showtime (with Valid ID)
Bar opens 1 hour before showtime. Drinks welcome inside the theatre.

By popular request, one of ZACH’s biggest hits returns! In this delicious comedy, desperate diners resort to threats, bribes, name-dropping, name-calling and downright begging for that all-important reservation at a posh new restaurant. Martin Burke gives a tour de force performance as the high-strung maître d’ plus 39 other characters!