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BWW Reviews: Sam Bass Showcases Collection of Short Plays with REFRIED FLIMFLAMMERY
The words 'a collection of original short plays' have a tendency to either excite the seasoned theatergoer or strikes fear in their hearts.
BWW Exclusive: Jennifer Young, Josh Wechsler, and Matthew Moore on Zach's Pre-Professional Program and BROADWAY ROCKS
There are a few performances that I've seen in my lifetime that have stayed with me for years.
Photo Flash: First Look at Austin Playhouse's THE FOREIGNER, Opening 5/23
Austin Playhouse is proud to present one of the funniest comedies ever written.
BWW Reviews: Young Performers Shine in TexARTS Production of XANADU
The production may feature performers ranging in age from 13 to 18, but the entire cast is polished and poised well beyond their years.
BWW Exclusive: M. Scott Tatum and Julie Wright on CHICAGO, PASSING STRANGE, and Half and Half Productions' First Full Season
There's something to be said for shattering expectations, and M.
BWW Reviews: Poor Shadows Stages the Often Forgotten ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
It's no secret that Antony and Cleopatra is one of Shakespeare's most neglected works.
BWW Interviews: Scott Galbreath on City Theatre's Production of A DELICATE BALANCE
Described as 'a scorching masterpiece,' Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance is a riveting, funny, and thought-provoking examination of family and friends is one of the most successful plays in American theatre and all too rarely produced in Austin.
BWW Reviews: ALO Introduced Austin to Up-And-Coming Opera Stars with ELIXIR OF LOVE
Poor, plain, easily ignored Nemorino.
BWW Interviews: Suzanne Balling on City Theatre's A DELICATE BALANCE, Opening Tonight
Described as 'a scorching masterpiece,' Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance is a riveting, funny, and thought-provoking examination of family and friends is one of the most successful plays in American theatre and all too rarely produced in Austin.
BWW Interview: Playwright Cyndi Williams on Austin Playhouse's World Premiere of ROARING
For the last several weeks, the Austin theatre scene has been buzzing about the World Premiere of Roaring, now entering its final weekend of performances at Austin Playhouse.
BWW Reviews: MOON OVER BUFFALO Shows Georgetown Palace's Gift for Backstage Comedies
If you saw Georgetown Palace's recent production of Lend Me a Tenor (or if you didn't, for that matter), you have good reason to see Moon Over Buffalo, now in its final week of performances.
BWW Reviews: CATCH ME IF YOU CAN is One Well Worth Catching
A decade or so from now, if you were to google 'Broadway shows that had a mediocre Broadway run but are regional theater crowdpleasers,' I'd be willing to bet that Catch Me if You Can would top the list.
BWW Reviews: Wimberley Players Brings Professionalism, Humor, and Heart to COME BACK TO THE FIVE AND DIME
I'm convinced that the city of Wimberley houses the Central Texas theater community's best kept secret: The Wimberley Players.
BWW Reviews: ROMEO & JULIET Is a Comedy?
To Austin area High School English teachers, I sincerely apologize if any of your students see The Baron's Men's current production of Romeo and Juliet.
