David Jarrott's Jarrott Productions may only be three seasons old, but in that time it has become one of the city's most acclaimed companies, thanks to an intelligent choice of plays and professional productions. The company seems to be continuing this trend with their latest, a perfectly cast and thoughtfully produced presentation of Theresa Rebeck's … Continue reading Jarrott Productions’ ‘Seminar’ is a witty, affective peek into the inner workings of the literati
Guiseppe Verdi's La Traviata is a near-perfect opera. It comes out of the gate with a bang, with one of the most famous songs in the opera canon, "Labiamo", energizing the audience for the love story to come, slowly decrescendoing to more quiet love songs in the First Act's back half. Just when it's in … Continue reading Tears fall, voices soar, and hearts flutter in Austin Opera’s ‘La Traviata’
Over the past few seasons, Street Corner Arts has made a name for themselves with topical and emotionally riveting productions, winning acclaim and awards in the process. Their latest may be their most on-the-pulse production yet, an examination of the people at the heart of the military industrial complex, and the effects violence and war … Continue reading Street Corner Arts’ ‘Grounded’ is a harrowing journey into the dark corners of the human mind
As spring falls upon Austin, the city finds itself packed to the gills with arts events for all tastes. Whether you're looking to take in a night of theatre, explore foreign cinematic wonders, or dip your toe into the art world, there's an event for you this month. Here's a rundown of some of the … Continue reading Arts in Austin: April 2018
Zach Scott Theatre, one of Austin's oldest companies, has just announced their latest season, and it has the potential to be one of their most interesting in years. Mixing upbeat musical fair with deep, thoughtful contemporary dramas, Zach seems to reaching out to a wide stretch of audiences. Here's a rundown of just what Zach's … Continue reading New Seasons: Zach Scott Theatre
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