BWW Reviews: CAT IN THE HAT Impresses Kids and Adults Alike
There's a good reason why the work of Dr.
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BWW Reviews: Austin Theatre Project's COMPANY a Thrilling Production of a Sondheim Classic
To borrow from my favorite boozing broad, I'd like to propose a toast: To Austin Theatre Project.
BWW Reviews: LAST MEETING is a Meeting Worth Skipping
I have no doubt that selecting a theatrical season must be an incredibly challenging task.
BWW Reviews: Few Spicy Performers Can't Save Mild IN THE HEIGHTS
There's a great Hollywood myth about the film version of The Color Purple.
BWW Reviews: TSU-San Marcos Premieres Glorious New Venue with Stellar Production of ANYTHING GOES
It's tough to decide what I like more, a great production or a great new theater.
BWW Reviews: MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG a Triumphant Production of Seldom-Produced Sondheim
Over the course of his fifty year career, Stephen Sondheim has written shows of a predominantly darker hue.
BWW Reviews: Extraordinary Performances Save ORDINARY DAYS
A word of caution to writers everywhere.
BWW Reviews: CATS at Georgetown Palace Isn't Just for Feline Lovers
I remember seeing the world phenomenon that is Cats back in the late 90s, and my response then could be summed up in four words: 'I didn't get it.
BWW Reviews: Puppet Monsters Run Amuck in THE CRAPSTALL STREET BOYS
There are two types of people in Austin: those who have seen a Trouble Puppet show, and those who have not yet seen a Trouble Puppet show.
BWW Reviews: We'd Be Lying If We Disparaged THE LIAR
Honesty may be the best policy, but it's not the most fun one.
BWW Reviews: If Only Your Neighbors Were THE BOYS NEXT DOOR
Whether at their best or worst, Erica and Ben are always honest and authentic, and that honesty and authenticity is what The Boys Next Door revolves around.
BWW Reviews: THE WHALE is a Thought Provoking, Well Acted Drama
Upon entering Hyde Park Theatre for a chick and a dude's current production of The Whale, you get several clues about the central character of Charlie.
BWW Interview: Jim Rado Talks Legacy of HAIR and What's New in the Current Tour
BroadwayWorld recently had a chance to catch up with Jim Rado, co-writer of Hair, to discuss the show's history, its groundbreaking contribution to musical theatre, and the revisions made for the current touring production…
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