Interactive, darkly comedic Halloween performance game show in which audience members play Cards Against Humanity-style cards to alter the Monster's fate.
Live staged reading of the original fantasy play The Storyteller's Apprentice by Stone Soup Theatre at Delilah's Front Porch.
Staged reading of the Y2K slasher comedy script Final Decapitation by Amber After Dark at Hyperreal Film Club, with the original unedited script on screen for the audience to read along.
Theatre production of Friedrich Dürrenmatt's tragicomedy The Visit, directed by Sunghyun Lim, presented by the University of Texas Theatre & Dance.
World premiere of The Egg by The Zahir, a comedy about identity, technology and surveillance.
A classic play by Arthur Miller exploring family, guilt and ethics in post-WWII America, produced by Filigree Theatre.
A staged reading of the verse play 'The American Revolution' by Kirk Wood Bromley, following General George Washington on his quest to secure independence.
A dark comedy by Sharyn Rothstein about book-banning, censorship and the power of stories, staged as a regional premiere.
A devised performance weaving immersion, circus and carnival elements with the mysticism of Tarot and a Tom Waits-ian, seedy, character-driven storytelling style.
Southwest regional premiere of India Kotis's comedy about a bisexual woman marrying the man she loves, by Jarrott Productions.
A live stage adaptation drawn from the memoir WONDERLAND, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Emily Ramshaw and a book signing.
Dark fantasy stage adaptation of Ray Bradbury's novel, featuring shadows, puppetry and live actors.
Dramedy Sinceramente YO by Central Drama, exploring themes of friendship, love, nostalgia and secrets.
Texas premiere of the award-winning play House of India, a dramedy about family, tradition and identity, presented by Leela - An Indian Community Theatre.
A play by Paula Vogel directed by Marian Kansas, exploring the lives of five aging sex workers facing industry changes in the Reagan era.
Trinity Street Players presents a theatrical work inspired by nature walks in Austin's greenbelt, based on the personal project of Steve Williams and Lisa Goering.
Theatre comedy about two actors from the fictional Victoria Canada Bicycle Theatre Company who aspire to change lives with the power of theater.
City Theatre Company presents Peter Shaffer's Tony and Oscar-winning play Amadeus, exploring the rivalry between Salieri and Mozart.
A drama by Rupert Reyes exploring the emotional impact of family separation among immigrants, performed by Trinity Street Players.
