BWW Reviews: Woodlawn Theatre's CHRISTMAS STORY Is a Musical Delight
Woe to anyone who shoots their eye out, for not being able to see A Christmas Story: The Musical at the Woodlawn would be a tragedy.
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BWW Interview: Frank Benge Dishes on MRS. BOB CRATCHIT'S WILD CHRISTMAS BINGE
Bust out the egg nog.
BWW Reviews: Beatles Bring Originality and Fun to LET IT BE CHRISTMAS
At some point while I was en route to see Let it Be Christmas, I couldn't help but laugh.
BWW Interview: Cast and Crew of THE NORTH PLAN Talk Swearing, Spying, and Skynyrd
Tomorrow night, Street Corner Artists, one of Austin's newest theater companies, will close their production of the hilarious new comedy, The North Plan.
BWW Reviews: One Man WONDERFUL LIFE Is An Amazing Event
Forget ringing bells.
BWW Reviews: Ballet Austin Debuts New Designs for THE NUTCRACKER
It's tough to think of a production in the Austin area that's been as hyped as Ballet Austin's current production of The Nutcracker.
BWW Reviews: AUSTIN HOLIDAY PROJECT Is the Perfect Alternative Christmas Show
With The Austin Holiday Project, Austin Theatre Project closes out their first full season with their first original show.
BWW Reviews: The Playhouse's GUYS AND DOLLS a Fantastic Production of a Musical Theatre Classic
When it comes to the Golden Age of Broadway, there are few shows that are as accessible and wildly entertaining as Guys and Dolls.
BWW Reviews: World Premiere of WE WERE NOTHING! Shows the Downfalls of Virtual Communication
While Arbery does a damn good job at illustrating the limits of virtual conversation and cleverly uses text jargon in his dialogue, the piece does fall into the trap I was warned about.
BWW Reviews: Penfold's WONDERFUL LIFE Is Still Wonderful
Last year, I saw Penfold Theatre Company's annual production of It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play for the first time.
BWW Reviews: MEMPHIS Is An Electric, Rousing Must-See
Original musicals are tough to come by nowadays.
BWW Reviews: STEEL MAGNOLIAS Shines at City Theatre
There's a lightning-in-a-bottle quality that permeates Steel Magnolias.
BWW Reviews: AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Is Enjoyable But Has Some Text Issues
There's nothing like a good murder mystery, and writer Agatha Christie certainly made a career out of them.
BWW Reviews: Different Stages' ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Is Murderously Fun
When December rolls around, it's customary for theater companies to scramble around for Holiday-themed fare.
BWW Reviews: World Premiere of THE FAULT Runs into Character Development Problems
Original pieces of theater are a tricky business.
BWW Exclusive: Blue Lapis Light's REMAKE HOME Brings Dance to Teens
Last night, Blue Lapis Light, Austin's renowned aerial Dance Company, opened Remake Home.
BWW Reviews: Wimberley Players Presents Charming, Professional YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN
In the final number of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, the world's favorite blockhead and his iconic pals reflect on what happiness is.
BWW Reviews: PETER PAN at Georgetown Palace Is A Magical Delight
Anyone who's seen a production of Peter Pan, or at least one of the televised versions starring Mary Martin or Cathy Rigby, knows that there's a moment late in the evening in which Peter turns to the audience and begs everyone to clap their hands if they believe in fairies.
BWW Reviews: National Tour of GODSPELL Packed with Energy
In a time when Broadway caliber shows are defined by falling chandeliers, witches that literally defy gravity, and a swinging Spiderman with a $70 million budget, it seems that audiences may expect and want more than a simple set and small cast.
BWW Reviews: MURDER BALLAD MURDER MYSTERY Is A Hysterical Western Spoof
On their website, Paper Chairs describes their latest production, Murder Ballad Murder Mystery as "part existential whodunit, part slapstick haunting, and part ramshackle hoedown [that] investigates the many ways and whys we carry out a death sentence.
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