Coda Theater Project
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Culture Flash!
A new theatre company gets Broadway vets to teach teens in Austin, and an older one gets a new artistic director and a new name
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Arts Review
Coda Theater Project’s staging of three one-acts by Eugène Ionesco suffers from its attempts to inject emotion and motivation into absurdist texts, but the plays themselves are still eminently entertaining
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Arts Review
In the Coda Theater Project production of ‘The Play About the Baby,’ the actors deliver Edward Albee’s brilliant and dreamlike play cleanly and clearly
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Arts Review
In Randy Wyatt’s ‘9x9x9,’ Coda Theater Project offers a kooky thought piece on life / death and the power of God, but a lack of clarity in presentation undercuts some of the fun
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Free Night of Theater: The List
These Central Texas theatre companies are offering free tickets as part of the national Free Night of Theater campaign
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Bigger Is Better, for Once
The production team for Coda Theater Project’s new version of Jean Giraudoux’s ‘Ondine’ is bigger than most – 50 people – and that’s all for the best
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Arts Review
Despite some inexperienced acting and lax direction,
‘Ugly Maria’ deserves notice for its audacious
exploration of the social stigma of rape
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Arts Bullets
Relive your prom with Coda Theater Project; see Jaxon’s artwork in a museum (of sorts); the Blanton receives $100,000 for its first show in its new building; and travel is in the cards for two AMOA leaders