Prairie Rainbow Review

Lee and Brett discuss Netflix's plan to relaunch LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE as a streaming series. For years, the project had been conceived as a film series, but now Netflix has given the green light to develop a show with the showrunner from THE BOYS and THE VAMPIRE DIARIES attached. Brett and Lee break down what they know and talk about how all of this might look next year when we return to the fabled world of the pioneer Laura Ingalls-Wilder. 

Brett Cullum flies solo without husband Lee Ingalls to put on his theater critic hat and speak with Lisa D'Amour, who is in Houston, to help CATASTROPHIC THEATRE produce her original work, THE FROZEN SECTION. This world premiere will run at the MATCH Theater from March 28th until April 19th. Lisa D'Amour has worked thrice with this company, and her play DETROIT was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Lisa also teaches playwriting at U of H but lives in New Orleans. She's so much fun to talk to! 

Tickets can be bought at:  

https://matchouston.org/events/2025/frozen-section

The show runs about an hour and forty-five minutes without an intermission. CATASTROPHIC THEATRE is always a pay-what-you-can structure, and their productions bring a lot of value for your buck. 

In their first episode, husbands Lee and Brett discuss a Carnival cruise they took over the holidays. During this trip they attended a comedy show that was inappropriate and rather one-sided. They discuss how it impacted them, and what to do in this era when this feels like the norm.