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BWW Review: SONGS UNDER THE STARS 'GOSPEL DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE' at ZACH
There's a silver lining for theatre fans during this pandemic stuff, and it's ZACH's Spring Concert series SONGS UNDER THE STARS.
BWW Review: GRATITUNES by TILT Performance Group
When the world is burning, gratitude seems to elude us.
BWW Review: THE VORTEX ODYSSEY is Imperfect but Impactful
With traditional theatre performances cancelled indefinitely as covid-19 continues to ravage the world, companies must think differently about bringing performances to their audiences.
BWW Review: HOUSE Walks Through the Pain of One Man's Experience
Now playing at Hyde Park Theatre, HOUSE written by modern playwright Daniel Macivor, stars Austin's own artistic titan Ken Webster as the volatile and witty main man, Victor.
BWW Review: ARDEN OF FAVERSHAM Slays at The Hidden Room Theatre
Rooted in a comical but tragic murder mystery and aided by a colorful set of characters and an intelligent book, ARDEN OF FAVERSHAM is a hidden gem at The Hidden Room Theatre.
BWW Review: Austin Shakespeare's HEDDA Directs Its Destiny
Forty-five minutes into Austin Shakespeare's production of Henrik Ibsen's HEDDA, the eponymous main character finally answers a question we've all been waiting for her to answer: why in the world she married her new husband, the well-meaning but blissfully dense professor to be, George Tesman.
BWW Review: THE MOUNTAINTOP is an Exceptional Work of Modern Theatre
THE MOUNTAINTOP is a captivating story and exceptional work of modern theatre.
BWW Review: GLIDERS Soars at Trinity Street Playhouse
BWW Review: GLIDERS Soars at Trinity Street Playhouse with a story that illustrates the unimaginable pain, courage, and strength required by generations of women to overcome misogyny and abuse.
BWW Review: EVERY BRILLIANT THING at ZACH's Whisenhunt Stage
Directed by the brilliant Nat Miller and delivered with aching sensibility by Kriston Woodreaux, EVERY BRILLIANT THING is nothing but extraordinary.
BWW Review: The Precise Compassion of THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME at St. Edward's University
When overwhelmed, we all have different coping mechanisms.
BWW Review: COME FROM AWAY Simply Shines at Texas Performing Arts
Gift yourself with the Tony nominated COME FROM AWAY.
BWW Review: Shaw's THE MAN OF DESTINY Delights at the Archive Theatre
Shaw's THE MAN OF DESTINY Delights at THE ARCHIVE THEATRE.
BWW Review: TINY BEAUTIFUL THINGS at Austin Playhouse
In TINY BEAUTIFUL THINGS, a woman sits on a couch typing away advice to strangers she will never meet in person.
BWW Review: THE TURN OF THE SCREW at Filigree Theatre: An Intimate Little Haunt
I walk into the Romy Suskin Photography Studio serving as the venue for The Filigree Theatre's THE TURN OF THE SCREW.
BWW Review: A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN Captivates at ZACH
A great production with a stellar lead giving us an incredible voice that may be as close to the real thing as we can get.
BWW Review: THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR SHOW at The Kleberg At ZACH
Under the direction of Shannon Fox, THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR SHOW is a perfect way to introduce the little ones to live theatre.
BWW Review: CLICK Envisions the Future of #MeToo at The VORTEX
What can two women do to fight back when one becomes the victim of an attack that is witnessed by the world? That is the question asked by playwright Jacqueline Goldfinger in CLICK.
BWW Review: TRADE WITH KLAN at Southwest Theatre Productions At Santa Cruz Theatre
Ah the good old days! Back when the sky was clear, the water was clean and the red, white and blue of the 48 star spangled banner still waved true.
BWW Review: THE NICETIES - Jarrott Productions at Trinity Street Theatre
Do you remember your American history class? I know I do, I loved history.
BWW Review: THE SANTALAND DIARIES at The Whisenhunt At ZACH
THE SANTALAND DIARIES is a pure comedic indulgence.
BWW Review: FIVE LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE
Titles are, as a rule, somewhat useless as labels go, so when I was invited to attend FIVE LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE, I suspected I might be in for a comedy, possibly a farce, and hopefully some sort of cult classic.
BWW Review: THE BUTCHER OF BARABOO at Street Corner Arts is Cozy Yet Sinister
Pull out your best butcher knife, pour yourself a steaming cup of coffee, and prance over to the Hyde Park Theatre to experience Street Corner Arts' production of THE BUTCHER OF BARABOO.
BWW Review: Broadway In Austin's DEAR EVAN HANSEN Tour Hits Right In The Heart
If you have never seen Broadway smash hit, DEAR EVAN HANSEN, you're in for an emotional roller coaster wrapped up in a multimedia work of art.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS MEMORY at The Mastrogeorge Theatre, Austin Texas
Based on the beloved 1956 classic by the same title, The Alchemy Theatre's production of A Christmas Memory (at the Mastrogeorge Theatre) is a lovely adaptation of what is in my opinion, Truman Capote's finest masterpiece.
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Cristian Castro El Paso County Coliseum (11/07-11/07) |
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Annie BASTROP OPERA HOUSE (12/04-12/20) |
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The Second-To-Last Chance Ladies League Georgetown Palace Theatre-Doug Smith Performance Center (10/16-11/15) |
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Disney’s Newsies Bastrop Opera House (9/04-9/27) |
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And She Was Loved - World Premiere Hyde Park Theatre (9/03-9/12) |
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Chayanne Don Haskins Center (10/01-10/01) |
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Clue: The Musical BASTROP OPERA HOUSE (4/02-4/18) |
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The Yellow Wallpaper Trinity Street Playhouse (9/04-9/20) |
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Forever Dolly: The Music of Dolly Parton Penfold Theatre Company (10/22-10/23) |