Jarrott Productions brings Broadway’s longest-running, Tony-award winning comedy thriller (penned by the remarkable Ira Levin) to Austin – just in time for spooky season – and featuring the talents of Kyle Irion, Devin Finn, Natalie D. Garcia, Janelle Buchanan, and David Kroll, under the direction of David R. Jarrott.

Deathtrap

This multidisciplinary production from Ora Dance Company follows the story of the Yoruba deity of fertility, beauty, and love: Oshun. Through Afro-Latin dance and music, witness the power, passion, and generosity of Oshun, one of the most resilient Orisha of the Yoruba pantheon.

Hecha De Oro

Here's a free reading of a new show written by Fragile Rock's Brently Heilbron, a satirical show that explores "just how Greg Abbott came to be the man he is today." Mmmhmmm, we're sure it does.

Young Greg Abbott: A FuQusical

Get ready to laugh your way to the afterlife as Queer performance duo jkjk (aka Jenny Larson-Quiñones and khattieQ) present this free reading of their new musical-in-progress, performed by Jenny Larson-Quiñones, khattieQ, Noel Gaulin, and Steve Williams.

New Play Workshop: Death by Bad Jokes

This "rebellious punk musical" by Brently Heilbron and friends returns for an encore staged reading. "It's a wild ride that invites audiences to rock out, reflect, and explore just how ol’ Greg got to be this way."

Different Stages continues its current season of theatre with Scott Z. Burns' drama about the aftermath of a deadly shooting at a high school. Directed by Carl Gonzales and Lacey Cannon Gonzales, featuring performances by Lucky Cantu, Eva McQuade, Beau Paul, Gina Houston, Stan McDowell, Liz Waters, and Jason Park.

The Library

Do you think gun violence is way out of control in these United States, citizen? Do you want a more effective response than “thoughts and prayers” from politicians? Different Stages knows how public art can help effect change, continuing their current season of theatre with Scott Z. Burns’ drama about the aftermath of a deadly shooting at a high school. Directed by Carl Gonzales and Lacey Cannon Gonzales, featuring performances by Lucky Cantu, Eva McQuade, Beau Paul, Gina Houston, Stan McDowell, Liz Waters, and Jason Park. – Wayne Alan Brenner