Young Claus
Charming tale of Santa before he was so jolly and round
31-60 of 3,204 entries
Katherine McNevins, Dec. 21, 2023
Austin Playhouse’s Murder on the Links
Agatha Christie’s 1923 mystery gets a surprising remake as a farce
Jasmine Lane, Dec. 14, 2023
Alchemy Theatre’s A Christmas Memory
Truman Capote's childhood reminiscences are a poignant present
Jasmine Lane, Dec. 12, 2023
Ground Floor Theatre’s Jack & Aiden
Queer musical gets to the intimate, sexy heart of a relationship
James Scott, Dec. 12, 2023
Broadway in Austin’s My Fair Lady
Still bright, brassy, and enchanting, this production of the sharp-tongued classic musical still needs to fix its modern ending
Richard Whittaker, Dec. 7, 2023
“The Dog Show”
Hiromi Stringer curates a fictitious, dog-obsessed museum in her current solo show
Meher Qazilbash, Dec. 7, 2023
“Eye Moon Cocoon”
VLM's installation emphasizes environmental power of small gestures
Meher Qazilbash, Nov. 27, 2023
“The Other Thing Is”
Malcolm Bucknall's sentimental, humorous, chimeric portraits
Meher Qazilbash, Nov. 24, 2023
Zach Theatre’s A Christmas Carol
Boisterous but shallow jukebox musical of Dickens’ classic misses opportunities
Jasmine Lane, Nov. 22, 2023
Unheard Witness
The untold story of Charles Whitman’s wife is one of domestic violence red flags
Katherine McNevins, Nov. 16, 2023
Zach Theatre's The Thin Place
Horror makes a rare and successful excursion to the stage
Richard Whittaker, Nov. 15, 2023
Penfold Theatre’s ‘Art’
New version of Yasmina Reza’s satire remains hysterically timely
Jasmine Lane, Nov. 10, 2023
Mr. Texas
Lawrence Wright’s newest novel isn’t just Mr. Smith Goes to Austin
Jay Trachtenberg, Nov. 9, 2023
Zach Academy’s The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Young performer program shows Austin’s acting future is bright
Jasmine Lane, Nov. 7, 2023
The Year That Broke Politics
How the 1968 election became a preview of our modern political mayhem
Jay Trachtenberg, Oct. 26, 2023
“If the Sky Were Orange”
Journalist Jeff Goodell curates the Blanton’s call to action on climate change
Lina Fisher, Oct. 19, 2023
Austin Rainbow Theatre’s Sordid Lives
Company’s inaugural production resurrects Del Shores’ queer Texas classic with gusto
James Scott, Oct. 12, 2023
Broadway in Austin's Six
Flash over formidability defines this pop historical fiction
Bob Abelman, Oct. 4, 2023
Austin Playhouse's The Norwegians
Revised revisiting of this dark comedy remains a guilty pleasure
Bob Abelman, Sept. 28, 2023
Zach Theatre's Hershey Felder as George Gershwin Alone
A masterful tribute to the father of the Great American Songbook
Jay Trachtenberg, Sept. 21, 2023
Zach Theatre's The Girl Who Became Legend
World premiere of epic Americana folktale delights young and old
Bob Abelman, Sept. 21, 2023
Alchemy Theatre's Pipeline
Weak choices undermine the hard-hitting angst that drives this play
Bob Abelman, Sept. 14, 2023
Deaf Austin Theatre's The Laramie Project
Enhanced American Sign Language adds depth, dimension to “testimony’s ambitious sister”
Bob Abelman, Sept. 14, 2023
Georgetown Palace Theatre's The Sound of Music
It may be paint-by-number, but this production captures the core of an old-fashioned musical
Bob Abelman, Sept. 7, 2023
Hyde Park Theatre's Caught
Theatrical bait and switch drives this intriguing, infuriating play
Bob Abelman, Aug. 31, 2023
Hyde Park Theatre’s Caught
Theatrical bait and switch drives this intriguing, infuriating play
Bob Abelman, Aug. 28, 2023
Ground Floor Theatre’s Jenna & the Whale
Biblically inspired world premiere is a minor miracle
Bob Abelman, Aug. 22, 2023
Zach Theatre's Head Over Heels
The Go-Go’s get the jukebox musical treatment by way of Shakespearean bawdiness
Joe Gross, Aug. 17, 2023
Georgetown Palace Theatre's The 39 Steps
An aerobic workout for the cast, a delightfully mindless experience for the audience
Bob Abelman, Aug. 10, 2023
Beyond August Productions' God of Carnage
A good play about bad behavior, made even better by a great production
Bob Abelman, Aug. 3, 2023
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