Joni Lorraine - Page 4
Review: ALWAYS A BOY at Ground Floor Theatre
A positive testament to a family’s capacity to love and affirm their transgender child.
Review: BEETLEJUICE: THE MUSICAL at Bass Concert Hall
Maybe BEETLEJUICE: THE MUSICAL, is Gen Z’s ROCKY HORROR SHOW.
Review: GEOFF SOBELLE'S FOOD Texas Performing Arts at The McCullough Theatre
From Geoff Sobelle’s website, we learn that “FOOD is an intimate dinner party performance that uses smell, taste, touch and audience instruction to feed a meditation on the ways and whys of eating.
Interview: Shohei Iwahama of LES BALLETS TROCKADERO DE MONTE CARLO
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, often simply referred to as 'The Trocks,' is a well-known all-male drag ballet company that parodies and pays homage to classical ballet.
Review: ZACH'S POP! at ZACH Feeds the Body and Soul!
I’m sitting in Austin traffic, bearing the half an hour it takes to get from Mopac and Cesar Chavez to ZACH theatre on South Lamar, and I’m in a mood.
Review: MY FAIR LADY at BASS CONCERT HALL
MY FAIR LADY rolled into town this week, treating Austin to a classic musical of old.
Review: JACK & AIDEN at Ground Floor Theatre
“Go see this wonderful production, and go see it now.
Review: THE THIN PLACE at ZACH
Lucas Hnath's play THE THIN PLACE premiered at the Humana Festival of New American plays in 2019.
Review: Jarrott Productions DEATHTRAP Gives Us Classic Thriller Fun
What did our critic think of DEATHTRAP at Jarrott Productions?
Review: ANTIGONE at Filigree Theatre
Sophocles Antigone undergoes no less pleasant a fate in this excellent production.
Review: Austin Rainbow Theatre Comes Out With SORDID LIVES
What did our critic think of SORDID LIVES at Austin Rainbow Theatre?
Review: THE BOOK OF LIFE at McCullough Theatre
What did our critic think of THE BOOK OF LIFE at McCullough Theatre? The production is more than just a play, though; it is a poignant exploration of personal history and the power of connecting with one's ancestors.
Interview: Odile Gakire Katese on THE BOOK OF LIFE at McCullough Theatre
Odile Gakire Katese, a Rwandan playwright, actor, director, and humanitarian, is known for her work in using theater and the arts to promote healing and reconciliation in her home country after the 1994 genocide.
Review: MOMIX'S ALICE TAKES US DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE at Bass Concert Hall
What did our critic think of MOMIX'S ALICE TAKES US DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE at Bass Concert Hall? Momix’s dance production of ALICE, inspired by Lewis Carroll's timeless classics 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' and 'Through the Looking-Glass,' is a mesmerizing and surreal journey into the whimsica
Review: THE GIRL WHO BECAME LEGEND at ZACH
What did our critic think of THE GIRL WHO BECAME LEGEND at ZACH? In the heart of Dustbin, where rules and dust reign supreme, I had the opportunity to experience Sarah Saltwick’s charming THE GIRL WHO BECAME LEGEND.
Review: Get Haunted by Archive Theater's RAVEN WINGED HOURS
If you are seeking an evening of spooky entertainment and a journey into the mind of a literary genius, RAVEN WINGED HOURS is a must-see.
Interview: Moses Pendleton talks ALICE coming to Bass Concert Hall
An upcoming tour of Momix’s ALICE is headed to Austin next week, and we’re in for a treat.
Review: JENNA AND THE WHALE at Ground Floor Theatre
Like Jonah and the Whale, JENNA AND THE WHALE shows us the value of second chances and how to discover our own resilience
Interview: Kathy Valentine of HEAD OVER HEELS at ZACH Theatre
A bawdy, bold and inclusive production of HEAD OVER HEELS — a delightful jukebox musical based on the Go-Go's music — is now playing at ZACH Theatre.
