Cast and Creatives Set for EVERY BRILLIANT THING at Austin Playhouse
Austin Playhouse has revealed the cast and creatives for the poignant and touching one-person show Every Brilliant Thing.
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Austin Playhouse Announces Livestream Reading of ROARING by Cyndi Williams
Austin Playhouse has announced a livestream reading of Roaring from Austin award-winning playwright Cyndi Williams featuring cast members Babs George, Claire Grosso, Huck Huckaby, Molly Karrasch, and Steven Mercantel reuniting from the 2014 production.
BWW Review: LUCKY STIFF Stylishly Executed Musical Souffle
LUCKY STIFF is a musical farce with lyrics and libretto by Lynn Ahrens and music by Stephen Flaherty, that is notable historically for several things.
BWW Review: THIS RANDOM WORLD Soars at Austin Playhouse
This Random World, the new Steven Dietz play that kicked off Austin Playhouse's 18th season on September 8th, is a well paced and finely built show.
BWW Review: SILENT SKY - A Little Slice of Heaven
SILENT SKY rises above the rest to create a unique little slice of heaven right here in Austin.
Austin Playhouse Presents SILENT SKY by Lauren Gunderson, Today
At the dawn of modern astronomy, Henrietta Leavitt leaves her home and beloved sister to work in Harvard's male-driven observatory and map the night sky.
Austin Playhouse Presents SILENT SKY by Lauren Gunderson, 9/23
At the dawn of modern astronomy, Henrietta Leavitt leaves her home and beloved sister to work in Harvard's male-driven observatory and map the night sky.
BWW Review: A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC is Superb, Sublime Sondheim
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC is a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by Hugh Wheeler.
Regional Roundup: Top 10 Stories This Week Around the Broadway World - 1/22; THE PIANO LESSON in NJ, THE NETHER in Miami and More!
This week, we go around our Broadway World to feature stories in New Jersey, Wichita, Miami, and more.
BWW Review: DISGRACED Looks At The Prejudice That Simmers Under The Surface
DISGRACED is the 2013 Pulitzer Prize award-winning play that asks difficult questions about religion, assimilation and individuality.
Austin Playhouse Presents CHICAGO
Austin Playhouse presents Chicago by Fred Ebb and John Kander, directed by Michael McKelvey, May 29 - June 28, 2015.
BWW Reviews: DNA is a Jet-Black Comedic Exploration of Consequence
'What's more important, one person or everyone?' That is the question at the center of Dennis Kelly's darkly comedic and chilling play, DNA.
BWW Reviews: Everything in Focus at TIME STANDS STILL
It's clear even before Time Stands Still begins that the show has been carefully designed to make us ponder the effects of war.
Photo Flash: Austin Playhouse's TIME STANDS STILL
BroadwayWorld-Austin is pleased to share the following production photos from Austin Playhouse's production of Time Stands Still.
Austin Playhouse to Stage TIME STANDS STILL
A Tony nominee for Best Play, Time Stands Still is a witty, intelligent examination of the power of war against the backdrop of the homefront.
BWW Interview: Playwright Cyndi Williams on Austin Playhouse's World Premiere of ROARING
For the last several weeks, the Austin theatre scene has been buzzing about the World Premiere of Roaring, now entering its final weekend of performances at Austin Playhouse.
BWW Reviews: Austin Playhouse's ROARING is a Resounding Success
Austin Playhouse's world premiere proves to be funny and thought-provoking.
Photo Flash: First Look at Austin Playhouse's ROARING
When the ghosts of their past are unleashed, the residents of an exclusive retirement community must come to terms with lost love, triumphs, fears, and the choices that haunt and connect us all.
Austin Playhouse to Premiere ROARING, 4/4-5/4
When the ghosts of their past are unleashed, the residents of an exclusive retirement community must come to terms with lost love, triumphs, fears, and the choices that haunt and connect us all.
BWW Reviews: Austin Playhouse's VENUS IN FUR is a Steamy, Naughty Treat
Austin actresses, take note.
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