Review: 9 TO 5, THE MUSICAL at TexARTS is a celebration of female empowerment!
9 to 5, The Musical at TexARTS is a delightful and empowering theatrical experience that captivates, inspires, and uplifts.
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Review: Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at Magnolia Musical Theatre
Magnolia Musical Theatre’s DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is an extraordinary experience.
Review: Shrewd Productions Presents SMALL STEPS
Shrewd Productions has a reputation for producing amazing theatre and their return to the stage after the pandemic is no different.
Review: GOD OF CARNAGE - Beyond August Productions
Beyond August Productions and director Robyn Conner do an outstanding job in bringing this midnight dark comedy to life.
Review: LIZZIE: THE MUSICAL at Austin Playhouse Rocks!
Under the expert direction of Michael E.
Review: BOX at Penfold Theatre
Despite the play's initial shortcomings, Penfold Theatre Company's commitment to delivering exceptional productions is evident.
Review: Bottle Alley Weaves A Powerful Story With WRAITH RADIO
WRAITH RADIO, written by company founder Chris Fontanes is a truly amazing piece of theatre.
Review: CRAZY FOR YOU at Georgetown Palace Theatre
Georgetown Palace Theatre brings to life the timeless musical comedy, Crazy for You, written by Ken Ludwig and featuring the beloved songs of George and Ira Gershwin.
Review: KEN LUDWIG'S LEADING LADIES at the Palace Playhouse
The production of Ken Ludwig’s Leading Ladies at the Palace Playhouse in Georgetown is an uproariously funny theatrical triumph.
Review: NOISES OFF at The Topher at Zach Theatre is BRILLIANT!
Noises Off is a masterclass in timing and physical comedy.
Review: BIG FISH at Austin Playhouse
Big Fish at Austin Playhouse is a beautiful production that should not be missed.
Review: HAIRSPRAY at Bass Concert Hall
HAIRSPRAY is a chipper, wildly energetic show, and if you can leave your inner skeptic at the door, you might see a glimmer of hope.
Review: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST At The City Theatre Delivers Delightful Satire!
City Center Theatre's rendition of The Importance of Being Earnest successfully brings Victorian England to life through its set design, costumes, and charming performances.
Review: SANCTUARY CITY at Ground Floor Theatre
What did our critic think of SANCTUARY CITY at Ground Floor Theatre? SANCTUARY CITY, written by Martyna Majok and produced by the Ground Floor Theatre, presents a thought-provoking exploration of DREAMers, the concept of sanctuary, and the complexity of how to live as an undocumented immigrant in th
Review: THE BAKER'S WIFE at The Alchemy Theatre
Gifting yourself with the talent that makes up this cast is worth the visit, though one must consider the evening will be long based on pacing issues within the show.
Review: TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD at Bass Concert Hall
What did our critic think of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD at Bass Concert Hall?
Review: INDECENT at Austin Playhouse reminds us of the transformative power of theater
Indecent at the Austin Playhouse is the kind of play that makes you fall in love with theater all over again.
Review: GETTING IN BED WITH THE PIZZA MAN at Crashbox Theatre
What did our critic think of GETTING IN BED WITH THE PIZZA MAN at Crashbox Theatre? GETTING IN BED WITH THE PIZZA MAN is a delight of a one-woman show.
Review: TIDE at The Filigree Theatre
Tide at The Filigree Theatre showed directorial and artistic courage and compassion as Ms.
Review: CINDERELLA at Georgetown Palace Shines
There are few things that make me happier than entering a theatre packed with smiling, joyful audience members of all ages.
Review: MOTHER OF THE MAID at Jarrott Productions
Jarrott Production's MOTHER OF THE MAID by Jane Anderson is currently playing at Ground Floor Theatre.
Review: ZACH'S ROE Wows With a Timely Message
What did our critic think of ROE at ZACH?
Review: REVIEW: SELF PORTRAITS - Bottle Alley Theatre Wows With Wonderful Work
Bottle Alley Theatre prides itself on being a DIY theatre company, and they do it incredibly well.
Review: RIVERDANCE 25TH ANNIVERSARY at Bass Concert Hall
Who knew in 1994 that a dance number performed during a seven minute intermission during the Eurovision song contest would expand into a thrilling spectacle of dance that would not only survive the test of time, but remain so beloved by so many? Beyond a pandemic, political unrest, racial tension, a
Review: AIN'T TOO PROUD at Bass Concert Hall
Ain't Too Proud brings music and a startling reminder of humanity to Austin audiences.
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Boeing Boeing TexARTS: Theatre & Academy (9/18-10/04) |
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And She Was Loved - World Premiere Hyde Park Theatre (9/03-9/12) |
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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown BASTROP OPERA HOUSE (3/05-3/21) |
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Austin City Limits Music Festival: Weekend One – 3 Day Pass Zilker Park (10/02-10/11) |
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And Then There Were None Georgetown Palace Theatre (8/21-9/20) |
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42nd Street Georgetown Palace Theatre (7/24-8/30) |
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Clue Penfold Theatre Company (9/11-10/11) |
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Come From Away Zach Theater (8/19-9/27) |
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The Book of Mormon (Non-Equity) Bass Concert Hall (6/08-6/13) |
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"To be continued..." The Rosette (9/26-9/26) |