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Discovering why a rockabilly singer is in the middle of a play about mass-murdering brothers in the American Revolution is one of many delights in Dan Dietz's genius play 'Americamisfit'

In 'Genghis Khan,' Salvage Vanguard Theater crafts a surprisingly traditional, surprisingly intimate, and absorbing operatic portrait of a lion in winter

With a single setting, one act, and two actors, Amos Kamil's play The Flame Keeper is decidedly simple in form, but it is far from simplistic, grappling with issues of identity and responsibility that are enormously complex.

In Wallpaper Psalm, a strange operetta about an elderly lady in an old apartment building who appears to go crazy, writer Ruth Margraff and director Jason Neulander produce a psalm, a hymn sung in challenging style.

The UT Department of Theatre & Dance production of Paula Vogel's The Baltimore Waltz is as technically solid as they come, but some of the performances are all over the map when they should be rooted in a terrifying reality.

Nominations for the 2006-2007 Austin Critics Table Awards

A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive

A revival that is surprising and funny and offers the rich joy of Chekhov done well

Nominations for the 2007-2008 Austin Critics Table Awards

The Mary Moody Northen Theatre's Kneeling Down at Noon is a thoughtful and deeply humane drama that considers the way Islam informs the lives and actions of various characters

A complete list of all Payne Award nominees.

Austin Critics Table nominations, 2004-2005

C. Denby Swanson's unconventional new play, 'The Death of a Cat,' takes us into a weird world as dark and funny as an Edward Gorey cartoon

The Austin Theatre Critics Table have announced the nominations for their ninth annual awards for achievement in the arts.