BWW Review: Playhouse's BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE Entertains Despite Lackluster Material
This particular production is winner.
Jeff Davis
BWW Reviews: Sam Bass Presents Unnerving, Spectacularly Performed NEVER THE SINNER
The production has several aces up its sleeve, the first being John Logan's script.
BWW Reviews: I'M NOT RAPPAPORT Is More Than Worthy of Its Encore Production
It's become a trend, both locally and nationally, for theater companies to reprise a production several years later with the same cast.
BWW Reviews: KISS ME KATE Will Leave You Feeling Amorous
There are some shows that are ageless.
BWW Reviews: ROBBER BRIDEGROOM Needs to Steal From Slapstick Classics
The only thing more disappointing than a show that completely bombs is one that is astoundingly good in some areas but misses the mark in others.
BWW Reviews: GOD'S FAVORITE Isn't Our Favorite
GOD'S FAVORITE plays Sam Bass Theatre (600 Lee Street, Round Rock) now thru May 2nd.
BWW Reviews: THREE LITTLE PIGS Entertains the Kids But Leaves Adults Wanting More
THE THREE LITTLE PIGS plays the Kleberg Stage at Zach Theatre (202 S.
BWW Reviews: Dual Stories in LAST FIVE YEARS Delivered with Mixed Results
THE LAST FIVE YEARS, produced by Penfold Theatre, plays the Trinity Street Theatre (901 Trinity Street, 4th Floor, Austin 78701) now thru April 12th.
BWW Reviews: Everything's Coming Up Roses at GYPSY
Ask any musical theater junkie what's the best musical of all time, and any worth their spit will answer with one word: Gypsy.
BWW Reviews: Sam Bass Offers Charming, Quirky Look at Family With TABLE SETTINGS
There isn't much to say about the idea of the American Family that hasn't already been said, but as Table Settings proves, it's not what you say but how you say that matters.
BWW Interview: Luciann Lajoie, Star and Writer of DATE*, on Romance in the 21st Century
Do you believe in love at first site? Written and performed by Luciann Lajoie and based on interviews with a wildly diverse group of more than 150 online daters (young, old, straight, gay, Mormon, Jewish, etc.
BWW Reviews: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Celebrates the Tradition of an Unlikely Broadway Classic
Andrew Llloyd Webber, Stephen Swartz, and everyone at Disney Theatrical, I hope you're taking notes.
BWW Review: ZACH Offers Sweet Family Fun with A YEAR WITH FROG AND TOAD
Given the incredible talent of the show's creators, creative team, and cast, it's crystal clear why A Year With Frog and Toad has such a wide appeal to such a wide audience.
BWW Reviews: CARRIE is a Bloody Good Time
Look up "Broadway Flop" on Google, and Carrie is bound to be the first title to show up.
BWW Reviews: PEER GYNT Has Strong Cast But Competing Visuals
The history of Peer Gynt is now almost as legendary and epic as the story itself.
BWW Interviews: Ana Gasteyer on SNL, WICKED, Sondheim, and Her Upcoming Show with Seth Rudetsky
Some of Broadway's most acclaimed musical theater actresses will be in San Antonio over the coming months in the Broadway @ Woodlawn Theatre Celebrity Series with host Seth Rudetsky.
BWW Reviews: ROCKY HORROR SHOW Gets Campy Circus Makeover
Anyone who says that perfection can't be improved upon is a liar.
Photo Flash: City Theatre's FARCE OF NATURE
From the successful writing team that brought you Dearly Beloved, Christmas Belles, and The Dixie Swim Club, comes the Texas premiere of the newest, Jones Hope Wooten, Southern-fried comedy! Meet the Wilburn family of Mayhew, Arkansas, and spend an outrageously funny day at The Reel 'Em Inn--finest
BWW Exclusive: Interviews with the Cast & Crew of Last Act Theatre Company's PEER GYNT
Last Act Theatre Company's production of Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt is well underway, and BroadwayWorld Austin recently caught up with director Bridget Farias Gates, actor Andrew Bosworth, and music director Mario Silva to hear about this imaginative new production.
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