“How to Succeed” Prevails at the World Wide Wicket Company
Even window washers need dreams, and J. Pierrepont Finch (That’s F-I-N-C-H to you) is one window washer that you won’t soon forget. He’s the motivated go-getter who is also the main character in the 1961...
Houston’s Alley Theater Celebrates 400 year of Shakespeare
The Alley Theater Company along with theaters across the globe is celebrating 400 years of Shakespeare with different productions and performances centered around Shakespeare’s legacy. The largest production is A Midsummer Night’s Dream directed by...
Never Fear, ‘Newsies’ is Here!
When it opened on March 29, 2012 NEWSIES was intended for a Broadway run of just 101 performances. Fans of the show had other plans in mind, however. Their devotion propelled the show to a...
‘Born Yesterday’ Is Worth Seeing Tomorrow
Born Yesterday, written by Garsin Kanin premiered on Broadway in 1946 and is still going strong, especially in an election year when topics the play covers are still completely relevant. The Alley Theater production, directed...
Broadway Bringing Big Hits To Austin
Last week, we told you about the great shows that the ZACH theatre has in store, but we couldn’t neglect the amazing lineup that Lexus Broadway in Austin presented by Texas Performing Arts has in...
ZACH Theatre Announces 2016-17 Season Lineup
Austin’s ZACH Theatre has announced the 2016-17 season lineup, and audiences are in for some real treats. The season kicks off with high heels in the outrageous Priscilla Queen of the Desert, the Musical, running...
Moontower Comedy & Oddity Festival 2016 Bring Down The House
This past rainy week in Austin served up some of the most amazing comedic performances—were you able to catch a show? If not, make sure you get a ticket (or fan badge) next year—you won’t...
Oliver!: Please Sir, We Want Some More
Trying to explain vagabond orphans clad in rags to an eight-year-old in 2016 isn’t easy. There’s no X-box game that depicts life in an orphanage and thankfully, the fear of surviving on porridge alone is...
Life Is Still A Cabaret On The Stage
Today’s hottest topics: bigotry, abortions, homosexuality, debauchery, political despair and ignorance all made an appearance at the current tour of Cabaret, Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall’s revival of the Roundabout Theatre Company’s production. Audience members...
