BWW Reviews: Sam Bass Community Theatre Presents Family Friendly CHRISTMAS CAROL
It may not even be Thanksgiving yet, but at Sam Bass Theatre, the halls are decked and the mistletoe is hung.
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It may not even be Thanksgiving yet, but at Sam Bass Theatre, the halls are decked and the mistletoe is hung.
I am very pleased to say that Texas State University - San Marcos's current production of Into the Woods is easily the best live production of the show that I have yet to see.
Whether you are an opera connoisseur or an opera virgin, Austin Lyric Opera's production of PAGLIACCI is a must see.
The 1950s is considered by many to be the pinnacle of American Theater.
I must confess that I came to Austin Shakespeare's current production of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE with no prejudices of my own.
The now iconic James Dean once said that "The only greatness for man is immortality.
As I am writing this review, I am still laughing my butt off.
Halloween may be over, which means that the truly terrifying holiday is upon us: Thanksgiving.
ALWAYS PATSY CLINE, now playing at the Georgetown Palace Theatre, has made a fan out of me.
The current production of RAGTIME, produced by Zach Theatre in its new Topfer Theatre, shows precisely why RAGTIME is such a respected and important piece of theater.
While many Austin theater companies are currently producing some Halloween fright fests, Paradox Players is offering a play about the scariest evil of all: politicians.
It was a dark and stormy night when two weary travelers, Nicholas and Alice, stumbled upon the lavish estate of Sir John, a worldly man with a delight for ghost stories and folklore.
Fiddle-dee-dee! As God as my witness, I'll never laugh this hard again! With MOONLIGHT AND MAGNOLIAS, a behind-the-scenes comedy about the film version of Gone With the Wind, Penfold Theater Company delights audiences with some good ol'-fashioned 1930s Hollywood antics.
Break out the champagne and cigars.
It's now the Halloween season, and all over Austin, theaters are rolling out their spookiest tricks and treats.
HALLELUJAH GIRLS is a triumphant success for the Sam Bass Theatre.
THE GEOMETRY OF PROXIMITY is a truly unique and haunting piece of art where everyone involved is at the top of their game.
Though the cast and crew all deliver move-in ready work, UNDER CONSTRUCTION is still, well, under construction.
If you're feeling nostalgic for some classic 80s rock and your Van Halen albums just aren't cutting it, then throw on your favorite concert tee, put your lighter in your pocket, and get your butt to The Long Center.
Austin, Texas rocked last night.
The show may be called I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE, but this production, now playing the Georgetown Palace Theatre, should be known as YOU'LL LOVE IT, IT'S PERFECT, DON'T CHANGE.
With HEAVEN-EARTH-ONE, Blue Lapis Light gives Austin a tailor-made show that is unique, remarkable, intimate, mesmerizing, and literally breathtaking.
With their new show FULLY CHARGED, which just completed a successful run in Austin, Ringling Bros puts on a dazzling, crowd-pleasing, old-fashioned spectacle.
"In here, life is beautiful," the Emcee deviously purrs to the audience at the start of CABARET, now playing at Austin's City Theatre Company.
A CHORUS LINE at The Palace Theatre in Georgetown is a thrilling, gripping, highly entertaining masterpiece and a fitting tribute to the late Michael Bennett and Marvin Hamlisch.
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