SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, HEATHER JEAN MCGAUGHEY BLACK BOX THEATRE

by Victoria Schwarz - February 21, 2025

What did our critic think of CRIMES OF THE HEART at The Wimberley Playhouse?...

by Victoria Schwarz - February 21, 2025

What did our critic think of PRIDE & PREJUDICE at Gaslight-Baker Theatre?...

by Sabrina Wallace - February 17, 2025

Nunsense delivers two hours of nonstop laughter as the Little Sisters of Hoboken stage a riotous variety show to fund burials after a convent mishap. Irreverent, charming, and a jolly good time! #ATXTheatre...

by Joni Lorraine - February 10, 2025

What did our critic think of JERSEY BOYS at ZACH? JERSEY BOYS is widely regarded as one of the greatest jukebox musicals of all time, praised for its authentic storytelling, strong performances, and iconic music. Typically, I often judge a jukebox musical against my belief that they’re low hanging m...

by Sabrina Wallace - February 09, 2025

Filigree’s production of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde strips away the Gothic veneer, revealing a raw, existential terror: the duality within us all. Unforgettable performances and masterful direction make this more than a retelling—it’s a reckoning....

by Sabrina Wallace - February 09, 2025

A sharp, funny, and gripping script—paired with stellar performances and an immersive Orca set—makes Jarrott Productions' The Shark Is Broken, a must-see for cinephiles and theater lovers alike! #ATXTheatre #BroadwayWorld...

by Victoria Schwarz - February 05, 2025

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by Sabrina Wallace - February 03, 2025

Raul Garza’s She Was Here explores generations of Latin mothers and daughters, capturing evolving relationships and cultural expectations. The script needs development but holds great potential for a powerful, emotional, female-driven story....

by Lynn Beaver - January 31, 2025

The world premiere of RABBITS at the Vortex delivers an exceptional cast, incredible directing and a whopping great story. Every aspect of this show is stellar, showing the creativity and dedication to the art of theatre available right here in our fair city. ...

by Joni Lorraine - January 16, 2025

Our story begins with a board game originally invented in 1943 by Anthony Pratt, a British musician who envisioned a murder-mystery game to entertain people during air-raid shelter stays in World War II. The game, originally called Cluedo (a mashup of 'clue' and 'ludo,' meaning 'I play' in Latin), w...