Multi-Arts Performance Venue and New Works Artists Collective
May 7th, 2011

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newplaysseriesfront_flyer  From the Page to the Stage! Bringing New Works to the Austin Stage.

Staged readings of new plays, in development, by local and New York playwrights and directors. This months NEW PLAYS SERIES presents new works of theatre by writers and directors participating in this years artHUB: 8-bit Exhibit; made possible by the Tito’s Vodka Arts Exchange Program.

 Monday 9 May 7:30PM

  Staged Reading: THERE ONCE WAS A MAN FROM THE NORTH

 Written by Spencer Driggers+Directed by Leegrid Stevens

  

 Monday 16 May 7:30PM

  Staged Reading: 12th LABOR

  Written by Leegrid Stevens+Directed by Gary Jaffe

         

     Free to Attend. Open to the Public. Reception to Follow.
 
May 1st, 2011

‘The Dudleys!’ [PRESS START!]

In partnership with the BLUE THEATRE and the TUTTO THEATRE COMPANY Showcased event of this years ART HUB 2011 and made possible by the TITO’S ARTS EXCHANGE PROGRAM

Join us for the Southwest premiere of thedudleys

An original play by New York playwright Leegrid Stevens

Directed by Gary Jaffe

MAY 6-22, 2011

WEDNESDAYS - SATURDAYS, 8:00PM
SUNDAYS, 7:00PM

FOR TICKET AND RESERVATIONS, visit:
www.TuttoTheatre.org OR Call: 512-522-4045

 

 

February 28th, 2011

8-bit EXPLOSION!!

8-bit Art, 8-bit Music, 8-bit Film, 8-bit LIVE Performances, 8-bit Everything!  

8-bit  

 8-bit SIGHTS, MOVEMENT & SOUND showcases 8-bit technology translated into art, installation, dance, music, and theatre performances by local artists and b e y o n d!

Stay posted for all events 8-bit and other FREE events sponsored by Tito’s Arts Program

NOW thru MAY

  

 

    

February 18th, 2011

Palindrome Theatre presents a World Premeire of Henrick Ibsens “Hedda Gabler’

 

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January 17th, 2011

FronteraFest Theatre Festival Long Fringe

  

December 14th, 2010

Poison Apple Initiative proudly presents ‘CRUMBLE (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake)’ by Sheila Callaghan

The Poison Apple Initiative proudly presents

Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake) by Sheila Callaghan.

December 1st thru 18th

Wednesdays thru Saturdays

nightly at 8pm

Janice and her mother Clara live in an apartment that’s begun to fall apart since the freak accidental death of the father the previous Christmas. The Apartment, irked by his and the family’s state of disrepair, is plotting to kill them while Janice, inspired by visits from Justin Timberlake, hatches her own plan (involving doll heads and hazardous chemicals) to “make things right again”. A black comedy about trying to keep it together when it won’t stop falling apart.

Click Below To Buy Your Tickets Online

Cash or Check Only Accepted at the Door.

Poison Apple Initiative is an independently run local theatre company dedicated to the production of sharp, dark comedies by local and national artists. Through our participation in the FronteraFest Long Fringe, Mi Casa Es Su Teatro, and the ArtSpark Festival, we’ve garnered a reputation for giving audiences “a razor-edged experience, one with a vibration and intensity that no video or cinema is going to provide” (Austinlivetheatre.com).

November 4th, 2010

No Direction Productions presents CIVIL WAR BLUES

An existential experience questioning the attainability of the American dream set amidst the backdrop of a war within the United States. Combines the use of cinematic, surrealistic and auditory elements; touching on the subjects of class warfare, racism, media responsibility, love, death and free will within a world of lawlessness.

www.NoDirectionProductions.com

Strong language and adult situations.

 

NO DIRECTION PRODUCTIONS began as a way to explore new works by emerging artists who may not otherwise have a voice. The artists involved with NDP noticed that there was a need  to nurture the underground art scene not only in Austin but in the state of Texas.  We realized that a unifying organization could bring the arts to Austin in a productive and inspiring way. We believe that with NO DIRECTION PRODUCTIONS we can awaken senses and inspire action through art.

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August 7th, 2010

Drag Kings: The Musical 4, presented by Kings N Things

BUY TICKETS ONLINE: http://www.dktm4.eventbrite.com


SHOW INFO: www.kingsnthings.org

 

The show is all ages, but take note that the show may include mature language and themes.

*Standby line: In the instance that tickets sellout online, a standby line will be available the night of each show. If tickets are not claimed prior to 15 minutes before the show starts, they will be resold to the public for $10 cash (per ticket).

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July 19th, 2010

Shrewd Summer Nights

 by Jenny Connell

 FRIDAY, JULY 23 @ 8pm

There Will Be Dragons is the story of a three-hundred-and-twelve-year-old dragon girl who falls for a boy from Texas, the story of a young Minnesota mother whose old lover, a dragon, flies in for a visit one cold winter night, and a meditation on what happens when our stories get real.

Mosey on over to the BLUE for a frosty cold one, some tasty BBQ, and one heckuva sweet new play. We’ll b kicking up our heels to some great live music after the show!

Tickets are $12 online or $15 at the door  Click here to purchase

Show Info: http://www.shrewdproductions.com

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June 20th, 2010

The Second Hand Theatre proudly presents “re:PSYCHE”, the newest incarnation of their award winning play “The Psyche Project”

June 24th – July 18th

Thursday- Saturday 8pm, Saturday 2pm & Sunday 7pm

Pay-What-You-Can Wednesday Nights June 23rd & July 7th

No Show Sunday, July 4th

Tickets:  Sliding scale $20-$10. Reservations 888-666-1257 or buy tickets online at: www.SecondHandTheater.com


Listed as one of the “top nine of ’09” by the Austin Chronicle, this crew of 12 artists and performers has been nominated and/or received over 15 ACOT and B. Iden Payne awards for their work while in Austin.  Now they’ve assembled to focus their talents on one of the oldest love stories of all time; God meets girl, God gets girl, God loses girl and gets her back again only this time they’ve added a few new twists.

The show, originally called The Psyche Project, was generated by an ensemble of theater-makers at The University of Texas at Austin, for the David Cohen New Works Festival where it was voted the best of the Festival.  It was then produced by UT for their main stage season to sold out houses and was praised by Robert Faires as, dissecting love, “…with a satiric edge sharper than a ginsu knife.” For this re-mount they have added an original score composed just for them by Mother Falcon, one of the most talked about bands at last years SxSW festival, plus a new look created by award winning designer Sonja Raney.

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