1507 Wilshire Blvd.
Austin, TX 78722
City Theatre Austin at Genesis Creative Collective is a theatre in Austin.
Big laughs, dazzling quick changes, terrific dancing, and plenty of heart! MRS. DOUBTFIRE at Bass Concert Hall is a joyful, fast-moving musical about family, growing up, and discovering that love can take many shapes.…
Penfold Theatre’s CLUE is a murderously funny evening of mystery, mayhem, and impeccably timed comedy. A terrific ensemble, clever staging, inventive design, and hilarious physical comedy make Boddy Manor an awfully fun place to visit.…
Wimberley Playhouse’s DRACULA: A FEMINIST REVENGE FANTASY, REALLY delivers humor, horror, and strong performances while sinking its teeth into questions of power, patriarchy, autonomy, and the courage required to claim one’s own authority.…
SHE KILLS MONSTERS at Mary Moody Northen Theatre blends exceptional acting, inventive puppetry, thrilling fights, and terrific design into a funny, fantastical, and deeply moving journey through grief, identity, and belonging.…
Bastrop Opera House’s NEWSIES shines with exceptional young talent, strong vocals, athletic choreography, and heartfelt performances, bringing humor, energy, and plenty of charm to this intimate stage.…
Just want to say, right away, I’m absolutely recommending THE YELLOW WALLPAPER. It seems in times like these that many of us would seek a more uplifting way to spend two hours, but stick with me. This one is relevant, important, and just about perfectly executed.…
What did our critic think of FIRE WORK at The VORTEX Theatre?…
Del Shores serves up heartbreak, outrageous humor, and plenty of Southern charm in The Recipe Box, a moving story about losing the life you thought you had and discovering something unexpected in its place.…
Poetry, jazz, movement, and imagination come together in And She Was Loved, Zell Miller III’s deeply personal exploration of grief, family, and Black culture. The world premiere is a unique and promising debut for Austin’s new Black Rose Theater.…
City Theatre Austin’s Avenue Q brings its mischievous neighborhood to life with a fabulous ensemble, expressive puppetry, strong vocals, and a clever, functional set. The cast delivers the musical’s irreverent comedy and surprisingly heartfelt story with energy, skill, and plenty of personality.…
The Odd Couple is a Tony Award-winning comedy classic by Neil Simon about famously mismatched roommates Oscar and Felix. When recently failed marriages force slovenly Oscar to share an apartment with fastidious Felix, the pair must determine, along with good friends and new...
Terrence McNally's Broadway show comedy. New York City, and it’s opening night of Peter Austin’s new play as he anxiously awaits to see if his Broadway show will be a hit. With his career on the line, he shares this anxious - but oh so very exciting - evening with his Hollywood...
Jean-Paul Sartre’s famous play endures as a staple in Existentialist thought. It follows three strangers locked in a room, forced to be with one another - for all eternity. Three damned souls who expect some sort of punishment in the afterlife, but instead begin to realize the...
William Inge's timeless American classic and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It’s Labor Day in the American Heartland. Two widows and their families are preparing for a picnic in two joint backyards...but before they can lay out the checkered cloths, they'll have to lay...
This celebrated Oscar Wilde classic follows the romantic misadventures of a pair of English cads who devise a double life in order to impress the strong-willed women whose hearts they hope to win. But when it is revealed that both friends are not entirely who they appear to be...
Naomi Patz’s reimagined production of banned World War II lost comedy cabaret. Banned. Lost. Never Forgotten. The Last Cyclist is the Austin premiere stage production written in 1944 by Terezin prisoner Karel Švenk and rediscovered and reconstructed by writer Naomi Patz. Welcome...
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All My Sons Patti Strickel Harrision Theatre (9/29-10/04) |
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Boeing Boeing TexARTS: Theatre & Academy (9/18-10/04) |
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The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Oscar G. Brockett Theatre (10/08-10/18) |
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Come From Away Zach Theater (8/19-9/27) |
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Dracula A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really Wimberley Players (9/18-10/11) |
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"To be continued..." The Rosette (9/26-9/26) |
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The Taming of the Shrew Scottish Rite Theater (9/24-10/11) |
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Disney’s Newsies Bastrop Opera House (9/04-9/27) |
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Harvey BASTROP OPERA HOUSE (8/06-8/22) |
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Still. Now. Here. Boyd Vance Theater at the George Washington Carver Cultural Center (9/25-9/26) |
