Sabrina Wallace
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Review: THE RECIPE BOX at Austin Rainbow Theatre
Del Shores serves up heartbreak, outrageous humor, and plenty of Southern charm in The Recipe Box, a moving story about losing the life you thought you had and discovering something unexpected in its place.
Review: AND SHE WAS LOVED at Black Rose Theater
Poetry, jazz, movement, and imagination come together in And She Was Loved, Zell Miller III’s deeply personal exploration of grief, family, and Black culture.
Review: AVENUE Q at City Theatre Austin
City Theatre Austin’s Avenue Q brings its mischievous neighborhood to life with a fabulous ensemble, expressive puppetry, strong vocals, and a clever, functional set.
Interview: Zell Miller III of AND SHE WAS LOVED at Black Rose Theater
Black Rose Theater ATX founder Zell Miller talks about the legacy behind Austin’s newest theatre company, the Jazz Aesthetic that shapes its work, creating space for Black and Brown artists, and launching with the deeply personal world premiere of And She Was Loved.
Review: COME FROM AWAY at The Topfer At Zach Theater
ZACH Theatre’s Come From Away is a joyous, almost flawless production powered by a superb ensemble, clever staging, and infectious music.
Review: ANIMALES NOCTURNOS at Teatro Espacio
Teatro Espacio makes a brave and timely choice with Juan Mayorga’s Animales nocturnos, presented entirely in Spanish.
Review: EMILIANA: A REVOLUTION CABARET at Ground Floor Theatre
Ground Floor Theatre’s production of Emiliana: A Revolution Cabaret blends Mexican history, queer identity, music, comedy, and tragedy in a bold theatrical experience.
Review: THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS at Cold Frame Collective
Cold Frame Collective has fun with Goldoni’s The Servant of Two Masters, a fast-paced farce packed with mistaken identities, disguises, ridiculous young lovers, meddling fathers, physical comedy, and one hungry servant trying to keep two jobs without either boss finding out.
Review: FALLING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN at Broad Theatre
Broad Theatre takes a chance on unconventional new work with Falling Down the Mountain of Great Storms, a story of trauma, survival, and renewal.
Interview: Allison Paranka And Maddie Scanlan of THE MAIDS at Mad Cat Theatre
Mad Cat Theatre makes its Austin debut with Jean Genet’s The Maids.
Review: MIDNIGHT at Summer Break Theatre
Summer Break Theatre's Texas premiere of MIDNIGHT is fast, ridiculous, and very funny.
Feature: DISNEY'S FROZEN AT AUSTIN ISD SUMMER THEATRE SERIES
More than 300 Austin ISD students from over 40 campuses came together this summer to create Disney's Frozen through the Summer Theatre Series.
Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at City Theatre
A contemporary soundtrack, Shakespearean verse, and a playful approach give City Theatre’s adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream a distinctive identity.
Review: 42ND STREET at Georgetown Palace Theatre
Georgetown Palace's ambitious production of 42ND STREET captures the joy and optimism of Broadway's Golden Age.
Feature: A Legacy Reclaimed: The Brutes and The Vice of Kings Reframe the Booth Legacy
Austin artists reunited for a benefit staged reading of Casey Wimpee's The Brutes, directed by Devin Finn, to support Finn's upcoming film The Vice of Kings.
Feature: STORIES ABOUT PIZZA
Color Arc Productions' Stories About Pizza transforms a beloved comfort food into an evening of laughter, film, and heartfelt storytelling.
Feature: SUMMER STOCK AUSTIN 2026 - SNEAK PREVIEW at Impact Arts
I had the chance to preview Impact Arts' 2026 Summer Stock Austin season, and the talent on display was exceptional.
Review: THE ADDAMS FAMILY at Magnolia Musical Theatre
They're creepy, they're kooky.
Review: 8TH FRESH SQUEEZED OUNCE OF OPERA at DadaLab
Who says opera is only about tragic romance? One Ounce Opera's Fresh Squeezed Ounce of Opera presents three original chamber operas exploring dark comedy, environmental collapse, and survival, proving that this centuries-old art form continues to evolve in exciting and unexpected ways.
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