The Invention of Love
by Austin Shakespeare

Feb. 19 - Mar. 08, 2015

CTX Live Theatre Review

This beautiful play reveals the love of poetry and the Victorian struggle of a "love that dare not speak its name." The Invention of Love also features the rambunctious aesthete Oscar Wilde bursting on to the scene.

 

For the first staging in the Southwest, Austin Shakespeare offers a new production of Tom Stoppard's celebrated The Invention of Love. The professional company (Actor's Equity) brings guest artist Philip Goodwin back to Austin, where he played "George" in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Stoppard's Arcadia was one of the company's most the most successful productions.

Tickets are available at http://thelongcenter.org/event/invention-love/ or by calling (512) 474-5664.

 UPDATE: Feature by Robert Faires, Austin Chronicle, February 19

The Invention of Love
by Tom Stoppard
Austin Shakespeare

February 19 - March 08, 2015
Long Center
701 West Riverside Drive
Austin, TX, 78704

As a Resident Company of the Long Center, Austin Shakespeare will perform Invention at the Long Center Rollin's Studio Theatre 8 pm Thurs-Sat and 3 pm Sunday from Feb. 19-March 8 with a low priced preview on Wed Feb. 18.