The work "Sea Findings" will be
performed by special guest P. Kellach Waddle on bass on June
3rd at First Presbyterian Church, along with works by Bantock,
Gounod and F.J. Haydn.
(Photo courtesy BCO)
The Broadway veteran returns to the hit
musical - which returns to Austin on May 29th through June 3rd
- and talks about the legacy of what makes Les Miserables so
popular.
(Photo by Sarah Voisin)
World-acclaimed pianist Jon Nakamatsu
joins the symphony on June 1st and 2nd, followed by the Texas
Tenors closing the Sarah and Ernest Butler Pops Concerts on
June 8th and 9th.
(Photo by Christian Steiner)
The full day summer camp sessions, held
in Round Rock, will focus on arts education and performance -
including theatre, dance, music, visual arts, fitness, cheer
and team sports.
(Photo courtesy CTPAA)
The sixth operatic collaboration of 14
written by Gilbert and Sullivan, the show plays the new
Brentwood Christian School Performing Arts Center from June 7th
through 17th.
(Photo by Brenda Ladd)
Running May 30th through July 1st, the
comedy from Pulitzer Prize and Academy Award winner Horton
Foote chronicles a greedy, gossipy Texas clan as they quarrel
over inheritances.
(Photo by Kirk R. Tuck)
The Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy by
George Kaufman and Moss Hart will be followed by the Obie
Award-winning play Quills, Good People and the melodrama Child's
Play.
(Image courtesy Amazon.com)
The City Theatre Company launches the
summer theatre season with the dramatic play by Jerome Lawrence
and Robert E. Lee, based on the famous 1925 Scopes Monkey
Trial.
(Photo by Andy Berkovsky)
Austin Classical Guitar Society joins
with Alamo Drafthouse and AMOA-Arthouse for a June 22nd
screening with live music of the Lon Chaney, Sr. and Joan
Crawford film masterpiece.
(Image courtesy Wikipedia)
Directed by Mark Pickell and starring
Katherine Catmull, Brad Price and Katy Taylor, the sharp-witted
doomsday comedy tackles society's fascination about the origins
of life.
(Image courtesy Capital T Theatre)
London's longest running chamber musical,
written by award winner Willy Russell, the free Austin
performances will run June 2nd through 24th at the downtown
Black Box Theatre.
(Image courtesy Trinity Street Players)
The multimedia work - featuring
choreography and light by Heloise Gold and Natalie George, with
performers Elaine Dove and Julie Nathanielsz, plays the Salvage
Vanguard Theater.
(Photo by Kenneth B. Gall)
The internet sensation will perform hits
from the company's comedy musicals A
Very Potter Musical and Sequel, Me and My Dick, Starship and the parody show Holy Musical B@man!.
(Photo by Chris Dzombak)
Running through May 27th, the musical was
the brainchild of Institution Theater Artistic Director, Tom
Booker, and former "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Musical
Director, Laura Hall.
(Image: The Institution Theater)
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