Tales of a Rock Goddess: Hedwig Shines at Austin’s ZACH Theatre
Created by John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask, the multiple Obie and Tony Award®-winning musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” has found its rightful home at Austin’s ZACH Theatre. “Hedwig” is pure, unadulterated rock ‘n’...
Celebrating a Texas Life & Legacy: “The Buddy Holly Story”
“The Buddy Holly Story” is a must-see! Nimble fingers with a lanky frame, power chords on a legendary Fender Strat, and iconic horned-rimmed spectacles: witness the timeless Lubbock-born man behind the music in the award-winning...
Baked with Heart: Broadway’s ‘Waitress’ in Austin
One of the only musicals to be produced by a team of all women, Waitress is making a stop in Austin January 22-27 at Bass Concert Hall. This empowering show, which has received rave reviews,...
A Comical Perspective on the Holiday Hustle: Santaland Diaries at Austin’s ZACH Theatre
Back for a second year, and with a new elf, The Santaland Diaries has a new look and new showtimes. The play is showing through December 30 on the Whisenhunt stage at ZACH Theatre. A...
An Austin Twist on a Christmas Carol, Now at ZACH Theatre
It’s a rocking, soulful musical that will have even the most skeptical scrooge saying bah-humbug no more. A Christmas Carol at Austin's ZACH Theatre puts a modern twist on a holiday classic by combining new...
Just in Time for Halloween: Shakespeare in the Dark at the Driskill Hotel
An immersive horror show, all in pitch black; it’s Shakespeare like you’ve never experienced! Coupled with a chilling location at Austin's allegedly haunted historic Driskill Hotel, you’ve got a unique Halloween or post-Halloween outing to see...
Mamma Mia at Plano’s Courtyard Theater Brings Electric Chemistry to Hit Musical
If Mamma Mia 2 reignited your love for the classic musical (or maybe it just reminded you how great the original was), you can get your fix at the Courtyard Theater in Plano from October...
Pandemonium + Murder Mystery Opens New Broadway Austin Season
Call it a rags-to-riches story. “The Play that Goes Wrong,” which started in London with only four paying audience members, has gone a lot of “right” places. This unmissable 1920s murder-mystery style comedy kicks off...