A MUSICAL CELEBRATION OF FRIENDSHIP AND HOPE After Fern saves Wilbur, the runt of the litter, it’s up to Charlotte the spider to spin a …
It’s Junie B.’s first day of first grade, and a lot of things have changed for her: Junie’s friend, Lucille, doesn’t want to be her …
One letter leads to one life-changing decision. In this six-time Tony Award®-winner, the well-meaning but lonely Evan is forced to choose between truth or belonging …
A murderous musical farce with rapid-fire wit, a dazzling score…and a body count. When a charming but penniless young man discovers he’s ninth in line …
So let’s say you’re on public transit, eavesdropping on a group’s conversation. (No shame—we do it, too.) You ever wonder what it would be like …
We're excited to announce that our spring show will be a co-production with Austin Scottish Rite Theater, a gorgeous historic space in the heart of …
In this meat market dressed in silk, the gentlemen best mind their manners. These ladies have very particular taste. A mysterious widow and her lovely …
One of the most beloved operas of all time! Puccini's La bohème follows the lives of young people living in the Latin Quarter of Paris. …
Blast off into a galaxy where forgotten dreams collide with faces from history and the vast mysteries of the cosmos. Those are the core themes …
We will be having a reading of Georges Melies’ The Astronomer’s Dream, a new play adaptation by Ryan Williams and directed by Marlina Paulson.
If Broadway ever erected a monument to the patron saint of laughter, Neil Simon would have to be it. City Theatre Austin is thrilled to …
Pueblo Revolt is a wrenching, hilarious, and deeply human two-person play set against the 1680 Pueblo Uprising in New Mexico. Through the lives of two …
In Messina, everyone is an expert on love and a complete disaster at it. Austin Shakespeare brings William Shakespeare's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING to Zilker …
Get ready for a bold, hilarious, and thought-provoking ride. Cloud Nine flips gender, sexuality, and power on their heads with daring casting and razor-sharp humor—taking …
Imagine yourself at an outdoor Kava Bar, complete with a stage designed to whisk you away down the Yellow Brick Road, while in-house waitstaff serves …
Detective Noa R. is on the case in this film-noir-inspired whodunit that follows four high schoolers struggling to build (or rebuild) relationships and clarify their …
When 83-year-old widower and retired architect Howard Wright faces unexpected personal and health-related crises, he escapes his Houston assisted living facility determined to overcome his …
A revival of our funny, devastating 2018 production of this beautiful play. Ken Webster reprises his “warm, witty, charming” performance as a man coming to …
Performed simultaneously in signed ASL and spoken English, Another Kind of Silence examines relationships shaped by difference. Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing characters are paired with …
Erma Bombeck: At Wit’s End is a one-woman play that humorously explores the life of the beloved columnist Erma Bombeck, highlighting her experiences as a …
Celebrating the early Texas landscape and all the cultures that make this state diverse, this take on Coriolanus - directed by Andrew Mendoza with additional …
Set in 18th century Mississippi, it is an irreverent, playful, and at times raunchy tribute to the con men, hucksters and charlatans that created our …
Insomnia Cafe is a darkly comedic meditation on what it means to escape reality. The show follows three people as they fight to create their …
A feast for the senses, Seared is a fiery, fast-paced play that dives into the mayhem of a small restaurant, with its sharp dialogue and …
In this tender and funny love letter to Jane Austen’s works, Anne Elliot (quintessential middle child of the snooty Elliot family) must choose between moving …
A love/business letter to Dickies workwear written and performed by Robin Chotzinoff. Dear Dickies chronicles, through slides and stories, her attempt to become a Dickies …
In this delightful and uproarious comedy, four best friends—Libby Ruth, Deedra, Monette, and Charlie—each yearning to change their life before it’s too late, return to …
The Merchant of Venice is often classified as one of Shakespeare’s comedies. But is it? It is a play where no one dies and all, …
A family acting company continuously tours Hamlet in the U.S. Patriarch Carleton Stone, Sr., once a great Hamlet, is now dissolute and playing the ghost. …