Angels in America

The groundbreaking queer epic that defined a generation.

Set in 1980s New York at the height of the AIDS crisis and the Reagan era, Angels in America is a soaring, deeply human story about love, loss, identity, and survival. This Pulitzer Prize–winning masterpiece follows a chorus of unforgettable characters. Louis deserts his boyfriend Prior, who is terminally ill. The marriage of Joe and Harper Pitt falls apart. The infamous right-wing lawyer Roy Cohn discovers that neither power nor money will protect him from death.

Raw, unapologetic, and laced with wit and heartbreak, Angels is a cornerstone of queer and American theatre—and it’s finally returning to Houston after three decades.

Presented in two parts—Millennium Approaches and Perestroika—performed on alternating evenings.
Visit our website for the full schedule and to see which part plays on which night.