BWW Review: SEND ME NO FLOWERS Lulls Audiences in Leander, TX
Now playing at Way Off Broadway Community Players Theatre, SEND ME NO FLOWERS is the third show in this community theatre's platinum season.
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BWW Review: CRIMES OF THE HEART Enjoyably Revisits Beth Henley's 1981 Classic
CRIMES OF THE HEART, produced by City Theatre, is the Pulitzer prize-winning comedy by Beth Henley.
BWW Review: A PERFECT ROBOT Is a Multilayer World Premiere Marvel
Sarah Saltwick's new play, A PERFECT ROBOT, now in its World Premiere production at The Vortex, is a smart, witty and engaging examination of some familiar themes.
BWW Review: Marc Pouhé Mesmerizes in CAGES
CAGES by Leonard Manzella, is a prison drama receiving its second production here in Austin, by Southwest Theatre Productions, under the direction of Kat Sparks.
BWW Review: BLOOMSDAY Reminisces with Audiences in Austin, TX
Currently playing at The Austin Playhouse, BLOOMSDAY is story of love oddly intertwined with the James Joyce's novel, Ulysses.
BWW Review: DEAD MAN'S CELL PHONE at En Route Productions
So DEAD MAN'S CELL PHONE.
BWW Review: THE NOISY NEIGHBORS OR IL CAMPIELLO - Different Stages At Trinity Street Theatre
Some comedies tickle the funnybone, some evoke a warmth that makes your heart glow, Different Stages current production, THE NOISY NEIGHBORS OR IL CAMPIELLO by Carlo Goldoni and adapted by Richard Nelson succeeds on both levels, resulting in a completely delightful evening at the theatre.
BWW Review: HIR Is A Darkly Funny And Passionately Angry Take On A Family In Crisis
HIR is a socially-constructed, gender-neutral, politically-correct pronoun unofficially used in place of him/her or his/her.
BWW Review: LOOSE GRAVEL is Raw, Edgy and Occasionally Brilliant
LOOSE GRAVEL, a new work by Frank Wo/Men Collective, is a collaborative performance piece by a group of Austin and New York emerging artists that is part dance and part short theatrical scenes that span the gamut from comedic to absurdist and back to dramatic.
BWW Review: CONSTELLATIONS is an Exhilarating Gift For the Mind and Senses
CONSTELLATIONS is a British drama by playwright, Nick Payne and is presented in Austin by Street Corner Arts.
BWW Review: A TUNA CHRISTMAS - Brilliant Comic Duet
A TUNA CHRISTMAS, currently playing at the Georgetown Palace Playhouse, is a brilliant pairing of actors and hilarious writing that will have you laughing through the holidays.
BWW Review: MacTheatre Shines in MOON OVER BUFFALO
Performers love nothing more than to poke fun of themselves.
BWW Review: IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE Delights Christmas Enthusiasts in Round Rock, TX
Back by popular demand, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE sparkles in the quaint performance space of Old Settler's Hall.
BWW Review: RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA is Magical Family Fun
Rodgers & Hammerstein's CINDERELLA is a 2013 Tony Award winning stage adaptation of the 1957 musical for television starring Julie Andrews, with music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II.
BWW Review: SANTALAND DIARIES at ZACH Theatre
ZACH's A Christmas Carol isn't the only game in town, ya know? Before Dave Steakley masterminded the mashup of the classic Dickens tale with contemporary hit music there was another staple of the Austin holiday theatre scene, ok? Martin Burke has been doling out shade on the holiday madness by way o
BWW Review: Teatro Vivo's NUESTRA PASTORELA is a Heartwarming Holiday Comedy For All Ages
NUESTRA PASTORELA is written by David Lozano and Jeffry Farrell and is presented in Austin by Teatro Vivo.
BWW Review: LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR - Nostalgically Witty
Neil Simon's autobiographical comedy about his days as a writer in 1950's television, LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR, currently playing at City Theatre is an excellent way to spend an evening with charm and nostalgic wit.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL - Lights Up The Holiday
A CHRISTMAS CAROL by Charles Dickens, adapted and directed by Dave Steakley, currently playing at ZACH Theatre, has become an Austin tradition and is by far the best way to kick off the holiday season.
BWW Review: DISNEY'S THE LITTLE MERMAID - Awash With Problems
There are problems inherent in producing a modern Broadway play.
BWW Review: BASKERVILLE - A SHERLOCK HOLMES MYSTERY at Austin Playhouse
BASKERVILLE is a rollicking bit of fun, especially for the mystery fans among us.
BWW Review: FAHRENHEIT 451 by Different Stages At The Vortex
FAHRENHEIT 451 is a play based on the 1953 dystopian novel of the same name by Ray Bradbury.
BWW Review: PRESENT LAUGHTER a Clever Comedic Confection
PRESENT LAUGHTER is a 1939 comedy by Noel Coward.
BWW Review: GOODBYE, CHARLIE Charms Audiences at Way Off Broadway Community Players
Just a short drive from Austin, the Way Off Broadway Community Players have been bringing theatrical productions to the Cedar Park and Leander communities since 1997.
BWW Review: WRAITH RADIO is a Visceral, Intimate Sharing of Last Moments
WRAITH RADIO is the latest offering from Bottle Alley Theatre Company.
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Best Little house in Texas BASTROP OPERA HOUSE (5/28-6/13) |
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Austin City Limits Music Festival: Weekend One – 3 Day Pass Zilker Park (10/02-10/11) |
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Cristian Castro El Paso County Coliseum (11/07-11/07) |