by Sabrina Wallace - April 21, 2026
Austin Playhouse’s A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, directed by Lara Toner Haddock, is a fast, witty farce about Monty Navarro and his murderous path to inheritance. The humor lands through timing and structure rather than weight or message. I’d almost forgotten how funny it is, and it�...
by Joni Lorraine - April 16, 2026
Hey There! Have you seen MAMMA MIA the Musical? How about Mamma Mia the film with the legendary Meryl Streep? How about Abba, the band? You know, the Swedish group that took the world by storm in 1974 when they won the Eurovision song contest with “Waterloo”? ...
by Sabrina Wallace - April 14, 2026
The world premiere of Kathleen Fletcher’s autobiographical Take Care of My Friend is a raw, funny, and unflinching portrait of life with OCD, anxiety, and depression. A powerful ensemble-driven piece that turns intrusive thoughts into theatre and breaks isolation through honesty. Worth every laugh...
by Sabrina Wallace - April 12, 2026
Dear Evan Hansen at ZACH explores mental illness, grief, and the aftermath of a teenage tragedy in a hyperconnected world. Strong cast led by Evan Jennings, emotional music, and urgent themes left me moved, reflective, and deeply affected....
by Sabrina Wallace - April 12, 2026
The Hidden Room’s Fire Raisers is chilling and razor-sharp, where politeness becomes peril in a world where truth is seen and still ignored. Under Beth Burns, it mirrors a culture where power bends consequence, and complicity hides in plain sight....
by Sabrina Wallace - April 10, 2026
City Theatre Austin’s Men on Boats is a sharp historical comedy where an all women and non-binary ensemble dismantles frontier myth making. Clever staging, precise physical comedy, and bold direction turn conquest into satire....
by Sabrina Wallace - April 09, 2026
Hedwig and the Angry Inch at Ground Floor Theatre delivers a stripped-down, electric experience, telling a story of identity, loss, and resilience. Fueled by a powerhouse performance, it becomes more than theater, it is a bold call to uplift and protect queer voices....
by Joni Lorraine - March 11, 2026
The effervescent Jennifer Coy Jennings has become so synonymous with the role of Woman in WILD HORSES here in Austin, that the mind is thrown off to see other faces out there on the interwebs when researching the play. ...
by Sabrina Wallace - March 07, 2026
Bandwagon Arts gives Noël Coward’s Private Lives a modern twist at Ground Floor Theatre. Ex-spouses Elyot and Amanda collide on neighboring honeymoon balconies, and chaos follows. Quick wit, messy romance, and socialites behaving badly keep this classic comedy humming....
by Sabrina Wallace - March 03, 2026
The Wimberley Players production of Deathtrap is a smart psychological thriller about ambition, legacy, and deception. The beautiful, restrained set supports suspense, and the strong cast shines all the way through....
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by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman When the brash and witty radio personality Sheridan Whiteside slips on ice and is confined to the home...
By Tom Dudzick As the historic Apollo 11 mission prepares to touch down on the moon, the Pazinski family finds themselves orbiting around their late...
Step into the streets of London, England, where a chilling tale of revenge unfolds in a haunting musical that will grip your very soul....
By Ken Ludwig Prepare to be captivated as the traditional roles are delightfully reversed in this uproarious screwball comedy, inspired by Ludwig’s Tony Award-winning masterpiece,...
Step into the captivating world of this darkly comedic gem set against the sultry backdrop of Mississippi, where the MaGrath sisters converge
A white-bearded gentleman claiming to be the real Santa Claus brings about a genuine miracle by convincing a divorced, cynical single mother....
September 13 – October 6 NOW AND THEN By Sean Grennan. An old man wanders into a young couple’s bar late one night and makes...
Based on the hit-movie of the same name, this musical chronicles the journey of Elle Woods, a fashion-savvy UCLA sorority girl who enrolls at Harvard...
Set against the backdrop of 1960s America amid political and social change, a progressive young priest's past conduct comes into question by the school principal.
“I will have poetry in my life. And adventure. And love. Love above all.”
The Little Sisters of Hoboken are back on The Wimberley Players stage to bring you Nuncrackers, the Christmas themed sequel in the Nunsense series!
NUNCRACKERSby Dan GogginMusical ComedyNovember 17 - December 10Your favorite Nunsense characters do Christmas as only they can, in the basement of Mount St. Helens Convent....
A Streetcar Named Desireby Tennessee WilliamsClassic American DramaSeptember 1 - 24An explosive and heartrending study of the human condition and 1950’s southern society, skillfully brought...
This beloved American holiday classic comes to captivating life as a live 1940s radio broadcast. With the help of an ensemble that brings a few...
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