BWW Reviews: Austin Shakespeare Produces a Fantastically Gutsy DESIGN FOR LIVING
There have been many things said about playwright Noel Coward over the years, but here's one more: his last name is one of the best red herrings of all time.
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BWW Reviews: University of Texas at Austin Presents Family Friendly Look at WWII with THE EDGE OF PEACE
Though it does have a few flaws, The Edge of Peace is an enjoyable and entertaining look at small town America during times of war and uncertainty.
BWW Reviews: Zach Theatre's 33 VARIATIONS is a Masterpiece
With its fantastic script, brilliant direction, and flawless performances 33 Variations is an incredible piece of theater the likes of which are rare.
BWW REVIEWS: Trinity Street Players Bring Love to ALMOST, MAINE
With its funny text, strong performances, and brilliant direction, Almost, Maine is a love letter to love itself.
BWW Reviews: Capital T Theatre Explores a Dysfunctional Friendship with GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES
We've all had one at one point in our life.
BWW Reviews: Austin Lyric Opera's MARRIAGE OF FIGARO is a Crowd-Pleasing Farce
Austin Lyric Opera's current production of The Marriage of Figaro clearly illustrates the brilliance and artistry of Mozart's music while poking fun at the hypocrisies of the upper class.
The Playhouse in San Antonio is Seeing RED
The Playhouse invites audiences into RED, the intimate world of Mark Rothko, the abstract expressionist painter known for his blocks of color.
BWW Reviews: Solid Cast Deserves More Than Stale Script of DESERT CITIES
Ever been to Palm Springs? It's that strange Californian land were a few glistening and brilliant buildings punctuate the otherwise cold, desolate and uninteresting landscape.
BWW Reviews: A Classic Musical is Playfully Skewered in WEST SIDE TERRI
Though some moments certainly work more than others, West Side Terri is an amusing and enjoyable show carried by a skilled performer.
BWW Reviews: Zach Theatre Offers a TRU Look at Truman Capote
I've heard it said that we are our most authentic selves when no one else is around and it's just us with our thoughts.
BWW Reviews: THE LION KING Roars Into Austin
Though there have been a few modifications to the tour over the last few years (the set design is slightly simpler and some moments have been cut for time) The Lion King is still majestic, astonishing, thrilling, and thoroughly entertaining.
BWW Reviews: DEARLY BELOVED at Georgetown Palace is Funny But Predictable
When the Georgetown Palace announced that they'd be producing Dearly Beloved by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten, the team behind Dixie Swim Club and The Hallelujah Girls, I expected that I would have lots of fun, and I did.
BWW Reviews: World Premiere of ELIZABETH: HEART OF A KING Lacks Regal Focus and Polish
I hoped to enjoy the World Premiere of Elizabeth: Heart of a King, now playing Austin's Vortex Theatre as it had many elements I generally gravitate towards.
BWW Reviews: Hidden Room Hosts the Magical World Premiere of INVISIBLE INC.
While there are still a few kinks in the material, Invisible Inc.
BWW Reviews: Austin Playhouse Offers Clever Comedy with THE GAME'S AFOOT
Everyone knows many of Sherlock Holme's signatures, including the arrogant and infamous retort of, "Elementary, my dear Watson.
BWW Reviews: Austin's Different Stages Dips Their QUILLS Into a Thrilling Historical Comedy
Oscar Wilde once said, "A work of art is the unique result of a unique temperament.
BWW Looks Forward: Our Most Highly Anticipated Austin Productions for 2013
As 2013 begins, there are already several productions that are on BroadwayWorld's radar.
An Open Letter to Loveland High School Principal Christopher Kloesz
BroadwayWorld has closely followed the story of Sonja Hansen, the director/choreographer of Ohio's Loveland High School's recent production of Legally Blonde: The Musical.
Central Texas Theatre's Best of (Half of) 2012
Here is a list of my favorite productions produced in Austin, San Antonio, San Marcos, and the surrounding areas during the last half of 2012.
My Austin 2013-2014 Season Wish List: The Musicals
As 2012 comes to a close, many Austin theater companies are putting together their 2013-2014 season.
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