Conceived by jazz pianist Brent “Doc” Watkins, Doc’s Houston is a modern take on the golden-age supper club.

The setup

Doc’s Houston spans over two stories and 11,000 square feet within the 1936 Tower Theatre on Westheimer, according to a Nov. 4 news release from venue representatives.

The space was remodeled by Card and Company Architects and features a full mezzanine level, performance stage, an upstairs bar, private alcoves and cabaret-style seating.

The details

While Watkins will perform at the space often, Doc’s will also spotlight local and traveling artists. “My name may be on the marquee,” Watkins said, “but this stage belongs to the city.”

The release stated that Watkins is working with a team of hospitality and music professionals to transform the venue, including Chief Ope

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