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The play presents dementia from the sufferer’s perspective, but it suffers from a shortage of emotions besides exasperation

Joan of Arc's life takes path less traveled but the production gets lost

The opposing worlds of John Patrick Shanley’s textured script are conjured with powerful stillness and restless energy

This new, locally sourced play cleverly covers its dark comedy center with a thick sitcom coating

This staging of the Arthur Miller drama keenly appraises the worth of a life

An understated, intriguing page-turner

In this staging of Eleanor Burgess' drama, the frictions of American society catch fire in an academic's office

Actor David Jarrott turns producer to get a drama about Freud and C.S. Lewis onstage in Austin

This philosophical debate between Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis is richest when it shows their humanity

The full list of nominations for the 2003-2004 Austin Critics Table Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in local theatre, dance, classical music, and visual art

The State Theater Company's scintillating revival of Mrs. Warren's Profession moves George Bernard Shaw's characters beyond the politics for which they serve as mouthpieces and fills them with the breaths and gestures and expressions of people who live.

News from Cannes and nearer climes

Zach's spirited revival of 'Shear Madness,' that audience-interactive murder mystery-comedy, just might be the kind of confection your dayjob-wearied mind could use

The full list of nominees before Monday's award ceremony

A vague performance at the center of the Public Domain Theatre Company's production of Edward Bond's Bingo diminishes the impact of Bond's play, but does not eclipse it. It feels relevant right here, right now.

Believe it or not, there's life outside SXSW this week

Penfold's staging is a charming complement to the holiday hustle and bustle

In the Zachary Scott Theatre Center production of Terence McNally's Master Class, Lisa Bansavage is exceptional as Maria Callas. Whether bantering with the audience or berating her students, Bansavage is charming, funny, and imposing -- but then, she's La Divina.

Trying to find ways to make art while sustaining a family is no easy road.

Zach's irrepressibly buoyant staging may leave you dancing on air

The story of Austin Musical Theatre is itself a musical, complete with kids-with-a-dream beginnings, against-all-odds successes, and nail-chewing jams. Well, now comes the big-belting, high-kicking, pull-out-the-stops showstopper: a revue revisiting AMT's greatest song-and-dance numbers, Celebrate Austin Musical Theatre.

That's Show Biz!