Kelly, King of the Fairies: the fairy who wished he wasn't
A children's show to be performed at the Houston Fringe Festival this year! Learn more about the show by visiting the website. May 22nd-23rd at The Houston Met.
Awty International School
Mr. Paul is back teaching the after school drama program at the prestigious Awty International School. The class has worked hard on two shows this semester. We present Lil' Red and Gretel and Gretel II. May 19th @ 5pm.
ComedySportz
Even in a busy month of shows Paul can't neglect his love for CSZ. Come see Paul the last Friday of May. May 28th @ 8pm.
March Madness at ComedySportz!
The NCAA aren't the only ones with a crazy elimination tournament in March! Come see Paul "You Can Eat" Salazar try to battle his way to the final four of ComedySportz. Support Paul and his teammates: Matt, Monte, Peter and Heather as their team, Cousin Oliver and the Ha Ha Hobbits, try to become the Cinderella story of this year.
Come see Captain Monte, Peter and Paul take on the Interloop Loonies March 19th at 8pm. The winner of this match goes on to the championship game. This one is for Matt who's recovering from surgery! (Wisdom teeth removal is surgery, right?)
713.868.1444 for tickets, seats are selling out fast!
UPDATE: Cousin Oliver and the Ha Ha Hobbits won the 2010 tourney and are the reigning champs.
Bayou City Arts Festival
Classical Theatre Company presents some Commedia dell'Arte in the park. Sunday March 28th at 2pm. With Phil Hays, Jessica Boone, Roland Ruiz, Jared Doreck and Paul.
ComedySportz (February 2010)
The month of February is the month of love and the month to love Paul at ComedySportz Houston! Catch Paul "You Need Is Love" Salazar February 6th at 4pm, 8pm and February 27th at 8pm.
Clizia (February 2010)
Classical Theatre Company presents Clizia by Niccola Machiavelli as part of their staged reading series. Come be enlightened by new takes on classical plays of the past. February 13th 7pm. Brazos Bookstore.
ComedySportz (January 2010)
The month of January you can find Paul at ComedySportz Houston almost every weekend. He's the guy in the back mopping the floor. However on Saturday January 30th at 8pm the powers-that-be have allowed Paul to perform. For tickets call 713.868.1444.
BooTown's Grown Up Storytime (December 2009)
Currently Paul is slated to be the Billy Crystal of the upcoming, ever-popular Grown Up Storytime. Grown Up Storytime 23 presented by BooTown. It should be fun, but don't expect any song and dance numbers.
December 19th, 2010 10pm @ Rudyards
Scatter! Benefit Show (December 2009)
Paul not only completely supports Houston's high energy improv troupe he also...warms up audiences for them on rare occasion. Come see Scatter! perform.
December 12th Jose Quintero Lab Theatre at University of Houston 10.30pm
ComedySportz Houston (December 2009)
After much negotiating Paul is making his ComedySportz debut. (ComedySportz requests that it be known what Paul calls negotiating they call training, background check and presentable haircut.)
December 5th. 901 Town & Country Blvd. 8pm. 713.868.1444 for tickets.
Grown Up Storytime 21 (November 2009)
This Tuesday November 17th at Rudyards. Grown Up Storytime turns twenty one, Birthday themed. Paul will be reading.
El Duende (October, then delayed to November 2009)
Bootown is telling the tale of El Duende in this years Halloween show. Paul is ecstatic to be part of the ensemble.
Night Soil (August 2009)
Through part of his collaboration with aforementioned Philip Hays, among many other friends Paul has the role of a lifetime as a piece of poop in Night Soil. This is potty humor at it's best.
Starring Jessica Boone Hedrick, Salvador Chevez, Alex Dorman, Justin Dunford, Philip Hays, Paul Salazar and Timmy Wood.
Drinktown, USA, America (July-August 2009)
The funnymen Timmy Wood and Matt Lusk are teaming up with Paul to make a podcast that is sure to make them all rich. It is currently available on this website under "Podcast." You subscribe to it through Podcast Pickle or directly from here.
13: The Musical (September 2009)
Back in the sound studio, Paul is throwing some last minute sound design towards Theatre Under the Stars with the regional premiere of 13: The Musical.
Grown Up Storytime 18 (August 2009)
Paul is happy to be one of the readers for Grownup Storytime 18. August 18th 10pm at Rudyards.
Get Thee Gone, Timmy Wood (August 2009)
Paul is preparing to say goodbye to a wonderful college and collaborator, Timothy J. Wood. I'm not sure what his middle name is or if it starts with a "J," but it just seems right. Boo Town is hosting a night full of projects that Timmy Wood has worked on and being the lucky guy that Paul is, Paul is appearing a couple times in the evening. It will be at Spacetaker August 29th, 9:30 pm. $5.
HYPE (July 2009)
Paul is slated to be one of the readers for The Alley Theatre's HYPE. This is one of HYPE's most ambitious years to date. This year the play and playwrights include:
Achieving Perfection by Allie Igwe
Angel by Jennifer Moreno
Do The Ends Justify The Means? by Jose Pena
Murder In The First Degree by Crystal Wilkerson
Nothing's Simple by Brian Smith
One-Eight-Hundred by Robert Wayne
Come out and support local students aspiring to become writers in this evening of readers theatre. Friday July 31st - Sunday August 2nd at 7:30 with a Sunday matinee at 2:30 on the Neuhaus Stage. Tickets are only $5
48 Hour Film Festival - Dinner With Jackie (June 2009)
Big ups to The Mayor of Cat Town for winning Audience Favorite Award for Screening C. Dinner with Jackie was a great collaboration effort for The Mayor of Cat Town. Check it out!
The Awty International School (May 2009)
Currently Paul is teaching an after-school Drama class at the prestigious Awty International School. He is working on a tri-lingual script that the class will perform at the end of the semester, entitled The Farm, The Forest and The Palace. May 20th at 5pm at the Awty School.
The Houston Fringe Festival (May 2009)
Paul is working alongside his friends in a couple of different performances at The Houston Fringe Festival.
Lights Up on a Room/Lights Out
by Andrew Kozma, directed by Erin Kidwell
5 pm Saturday, May 16 @ Mango�s & 5 pm Sunday, May 17 @ AvantGarden
A small group of friends finds that their boundaries shift and blur, slipping away from them the more they grasp and pull, in this story of a cycle that wants to keep repeating itself as those caught in it struggle to take control.
Writers In The Schools Storytime
3pm Saturday May 16th @ Dematisse
Area school children have written stories and poetry which will be read aloud, in an awesome way!
Boo Town's Grown-Up Storytime: Best of Grown-Up Storytime
12:30pm Sunday May 17th @ Dean's Credit Clothing
Pretty straight forward, the best of Boo Town's Storytime series will be presented at the festival.
Hem & Fitz's: Superauthor 2: Superduperauthor
Last show of Sunday May 17th probably around 11pm @ AvantGarden
A play that is written, rehearsed and performed over the course of the festival!
The Gold (May 2009)
Paul has currently been cast in The Gold. May 1st and 2nd at The Miller Outdoor Theatre. 8pm.
Beginning at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and ending at the 1972 Munich Olympics, The Gold is the epic story of Joseph Cohen�s pursuit of �the gold�. Joseph came up from the streets a serious young man and talented boxer. Along with his Olympic dream, he wants nothing more than to build a life and a family with his beloved Sarah. The Nazi regime destroys his dreams step by step leaving Joseph with nothing. Along with other Jewish refugees, Joseph makes his way to Palestine. Believing that peace is as important as security, Joseph dedicates his life to building the State of Israel. He returns to boxing and to Germany to coach the Israeli team at the Munich Olympics. The Gold is a celebration of the enduring spirit of a purposeful life, honoring courage hope, and a stand against hatred.
Unhinged Productions: Five Flights (March 2009)
Paul is brushing up his designing chops serving as Unhinged Production's Sound Designer for their current production.
In FIVE FLIGHTS by Adam Bock siblings Ed and Adele inherit an enormous aviary that their late father built for his deceased wife, whose soul, he believed, had transformed into the body of a wren. The grown children are faced with the dilemma of what to do with the crumbling structure -- sister-in-law Jane wants to build tidy new houses; friend Olivia wants to build The Church of the Fifth Day honoring birds and the Fifth Day of creation; Ed wants to let the building fall to the ground. Folded into this debate are issues of religious conviction, fear of commitment, the way Russian ballet resembles a hockey game, and the courtship of Ed by Tom, a gay professional hockey player. March 6th -28 at Frenetic Theatre.
So Mean I (September 2008-May 2009)
Paul is also a regular guest star in the Student Video Network television show "So Mean I" at the University of Houston.
Choose Your Own Play (August 2008)
You are on your couch. There is a knock at the door. Then the phone begins to ring. What will you choose? Choose Your Own Play is an interactive experience where YOU choose what happens. Choose Your Own Play was part of the 2008 New York International Fringe Festival. Written by Greg Hundemer, Timmy Wood, Caleb George, John Robert Hundemer and Paul Salazar Jr. Directed by Timmy Wood and Alex Bellisle. Starring Jared Doreck, Alex Dorman, Caleb George, Julie Gomez, Sarah Haghpekar, Matt Lusk and Paul Salazar Jr. With Original Music by Greg Hundemer and Paul Salazar Jr.
