Broadway in Austin’s ‘Clue’ is an over-the-top, laugh-a-minute evening of farce

Clue plays all of its actions to their very back rows, with exaggerated performances that take the essence of their game and film counterparts, and ratchets the camp knob up until its liable to break...It won't be a play for everyone, to be sure, but for those that don't a mind a quick slice of over-the-top humor, you could do far, far worse.

‘A Million More to Go’ is a dark, droll, if uneven slice of twisted political satire

Despite its faults, A Million More to Go is a solid piece of absurdist political satire, with a stellar ensemble, often riotous dialogue, and intriguing world-building. It's also a great opportunity to support original work by a local playwright, something that can be hard to come by in this city. Jarrott Productions continues to bring unique works to the Austin stage, and this is another feather in the cap for the company, and may just act as a calling card for its associate company Cinnamon Path as well.

‘Small Steps’ is a bold, eccentric trip across the cosmos

One can tell early on that Small Steps is a labor of love, that everyone involved cares deeply about creating something truly special, and on the whole they succeed admirably. It overstays its welcome, stretching some scenes too thin, with jokes that don't always hit, but it's never short of audacious, original, and so uniquely itself. Like so much of Shrewd's work, its a singular experience that feeds a need that you won't find fulfilled elsewhere, and for that it's worth any missteps along the way.