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BWW Interviews: The Ladies of COMPANY Discuss the Classic Musical
Have we got a girl (or girls) for you! BroadwayWorld recently had a chance to chat with Paige Blend and Elise Lopez who star in The Playhouse's current production of Company as April and Sarah, respectively.
BWW Interviews: A Chat with Stars and Director of Classic Theatre's DEATH OF A SALESMAN
After five and a half years of residence at the Blue Star Arts Complex, Classic Theatre of San Antonio has made a new home in the Black Box of the Woodlawn Theatre! Their debut production in the new space, Death of a Salesman, opened this past weekend and runs thru February 23rd.
BWW Reviews: VENUS IN FUR a Sexy, Hilarious Comedy
Sometimes a new, much talked about Broadway play is well deserving of the hype.
BWW Reviews: GIDION'S KNOT a Visceral, Fierce Look at Bullying and Child Suicide
If you decide to see Gidion's Knot, and you should, take this word of caution.
BWW Reviews: Austin Lyric Opera's TOSCA Triumphs
My apologies to Verdi and Mozart.
BWW Reviews: PEOPLE WILL TALK ABOUT YOU SOMETIMES Doesn't Say What It Means
There's no doubt that People Will Talk About You Sometimes has good intentions, something I applaud and have no intention to criticize.
BWW Reviews: BOWIE PROJECT Is a Dance Oddity
It's about time that the music of David Bowie gets a stage treatment, and it's no wonder that the inventive Andrea Ariel Dance Theatre clearly sees the potential to create a unique theatrical experience through Bowie's work.
BWW Reviews: SNIPER'S NEST Gives Interesting But Implausible Glimpse of Lee Harvey Oswald
There's something about The Sniper's Next, a theatrical reinterpretation of Me & Lee, that is compelling and engaging despite the major implausibilities.
BWW Reviews: World Premiere of MOCHA Gives an Honest Depiction of International Adoption
Any theatergoer knows that new works tend to be hit or miss.
BWW Reviews: Hidden Room's DER BESTRAFTE BRUDERMORD Gives Austin a Comedic HAMLET…With Puppets!
To all at The Hidden Room, I hope you know that you've accomplished the impossible.
BWW Reviews: Different Stages' THE LANGUAGE ARCHIVE Explores Expressions of Love
At the top of the second act of The Language Archive, a skilled linguist named George (Trevor Bissell) gives the audience a lesson in Esperanto, a universal language created in the late 1800s.
BWW Reviews: Ask Someone to Lend You a Ticket to LEND ME A TENOR
In her curtain speech on opening night of Lend Me a Tenor, now playing at the Georgetown Palace, Artistic Director Mary Ellen Butler called playwright a Ken Ludwig a "comedic genius," and explained why she encouraged director Lannie Hilboldt to tackle the play.
BWW Reviews: Austin Playhouse's VENUS IN FUR is a Steamy, Naughty Treat
Austin actresses, take note.
BWW Reviews: Perfection Isn't an Impossible Dream for MAN OF LA MANCHA Tour
MAN OF LA MANCHA has entertained audiences for almost 50 years, and if the current National Tour is any indication, it will continue to do so 50 years from now.
BWW Reviews: Fantastic Performers Can't Overcome AMERICAN IDIOT's Banal Direction and Concept
Don't let the scattered empty seats in Bass Concert Hall fool you.
BWW Interview: Jessica Norland Dishes on Playing 'Aldonza' in MAN OF LA MANCHA National Tour
The new touring production of MAN OF LA MANCHA stops in Austin, TX this week, and star Jessica Norland recently answered several questions for BroadwayWorld regarding the production…
BWW Interviews: Jack Curenton Dreams Quixote's Impossible Dream in the National Tour of MAN OF LA MANCHA
The new touring production of MAN OF LA MANCHA stops in Austin, TX this week, and star Jack E.
BWW Reviews: A CHRISTMAS STORY Is a Family Crowd-Pleaser
There's no question that A Christmas Story is a beloved classic.
