Rupert Reyes' Esperanza brings humor, heart, and humanity to a story about immigration, motherhood, and the families we choose. With four natural performances, a few predictable turns, and a moment that brought the audience to spontaneous applause, this timely new play deserves a long life.…
ACC Drama sinks its teeth into DRACULA: A COMEDY OF TERRORS at Highland Campus. With saucy vampires, standout performances, and gorgeous Gothic design, this campy romp delivers a bloody good time. Adult humor, blood, and mild violence.…
I think it’s important to admit, OKLAHOMA! is one of my favorite musicals. As a child, it was one of the films that first enthralled me with musical theatre, though I hardly thought I’d become a part of any of that just a few years later as a teenager. …
Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus explores the rivalry between Mozart and Salieri in City Theatre Austin's production. Directed by Bridget Farias Gates, the show features beautiful period costumes, creative ensemble movement, and strong supporting performances in this classic story of genius and jealousy.…
Broke Thespians Theatre Company’s BAD SEED brings Maxwell Anderson’s classic psychological thriller to life, where childhood innocence hides unsettling secrets. This slow-burning drama explores the darker side of human nature.…
A high-energy family show for all the pirate-loving, riddle-solving kids out there…
The Butler Performance Center opens with the triumphant world premiere of a vibrant and heartfelt new opera inspired by Mexican cultural traditions…
Lee Eddy and Jeff Mills shine in Hyde Park Theatre's hilarious production of The Making of a Great Moment. With terrific physical comedy, rapid-fire character changes, and imaginative staging, this clever two-hander pokes fun at the egos, ambitions, and absurdities of life in the theatre.…
Texas State’s ALL MY SONS delivers a polished, compelling production of Arthur Miller’s American classic, pairing strong performances with exceptional design as one family confronts the devastating cost of secrets, ambition, and compromised ethics.…
The Baron's Men deliver a funny, beautifully costumed, and well-acted Shakespeare classic, even if Katherine's 'happy ending' gives a modern audience plenty to debate. Playing through Oct. 11th, 2026.…
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Don't Forget Me: Eddie Cochran, directed by Kirsty Bell, screens on Sunday, August 9 as the closing film of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival. The film is part of a lineup spotlighting national and local music artists through the power of documentary...
Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival is a four-day celebration of music-driven storytelling through curated documentaries, narrative features, short films, and music videos. The festival features filmmaker Q&As, red carpets, industry gatherings, and live...
BP Fallon: Rock'n'Roll Wizard, directed by Alan Leonard, screens as a pre-show short on Saturday, August 8 as part of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival.
A shorts program runs Saturday, August 8 from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. as part of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual festival, featuring music videos and short films. Included is Meat Joy: America's Entertainment Nightmare by Lauren Ya, about Austin punk band Meat Joy, featuring...
The Black Angels, 20 Years of Passover, directed by James Oswald, screens on Saturday, August 8 as part of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival. The film documents Austin local act The Black Angels and is part of a lineup celebrating music culture through...
The Song of Hiawatha: The Life and HIGH Times of the First Black Hippie, directed by Jeffrey Wengrofsky, screens on Saturday, August 8 as part of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival. The festival champions films that capture the sound, spirit, and...
A documentary film about Adele, directed by Mike Henry, screens on Friday, August 7 as part of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival. The festival is dedicated to music-driven storytelling through film.
Big Boys: You Can Color Outside the Lines, The Story of the Big Boys, directed by Joe Salinas and Andrew Leeper, screens on Friday, August 7 as part of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival. The film documents the Austin local act Big Boys and is part of a...
Sara Bareilles: Good Grief, directed by Josh Alexander, screens as part of Sound Unseen Austin's sixth annual film and music festival on Friday, August 7. The film is part of a lineup celebrating music-driven storytelling and the creative communities behind it.
This 20th anniversary screening of the documentary Shut Up & Sing follows The Chicks, formerly known as The Dixie Chicks, and is directed by two-time Academy Award winner Barbara Kopple and Cecilia Peck. The screening takes place on Thursday, August 6 at 7:00 p.m. as the opening...
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Pulse Oscar G. Brockett (11/13-11/20) |
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The Visit B. Iden Payne (10/29-11/08) |
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ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller The Filigree Theatre (10/30-11/14) |
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An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen November 5 –15, 2026 Mary Moody Northen Theater (11/05-11/15) |
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2026 Swan Songs Serenade The Junior League of Austin Community Impact Center (11/01-11/01) |
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Bisexual Sadness by India Kotis Trinity Street Playhouse (11/05-11/22) |
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Harvey BASTROP OPERA HOUSE (8/06-8/22) |
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Caleb De Casper ‘People Don’t Fall’ music video release show Cheer Up Charlies (10/29-10/29) |
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The Curious Savage Genesis Creative Collective (11/06-11/22) |
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Annie BASTROP OPERA HOUSE (12/04-12/20) |
