Avimaan Syam

It won't warm your heart, but this tour de force of dark humor ought to thrill you

Sharon Sparlin's new play about evolution is dynamic, but who is its true audience?

Yellow Tape's over-the-top, rockin' homage to sci-fi is damn entertaining and funny

A night full of the unexpected surprises that make FronteraFest worth going to

Rob Nash's solo show is funny, honest, and a welcome relief from saccharine holiday shows

Raul Garza's timely drama challenges the change that's brewing in Austin

Mary Moody Northen Theatre serves an impeccably acted, entertaining way to question your perspectives

City Theatre honors Shrew's fun, wild, lusty world while putting Kate and Petruchio in a burger joint

It's surprising how much of the sharp edge in Mamet's Hollywood satire is polished off by Austin Playhouse's production

The ProArts/ACC co-production plays out like a Robert Johnson number: strong, sweet, natural, and full of longing

Naughty Austin's comedy doesn't provide deep insights into Damon or Affleck, but it's funny, with some darn fine acting

Hyde Park's return to Martin McDonagh territory is as wickedly delicious as the potato alcohol his play's bickering brothers gulp down

A vibrant, captivating production of a magnificent play that speaks beautifully on death, life, and human nature

The first week brought packed houses, captivating shows, and the promise that the rest of the fest will be just as magical