Vince Hannemann’s Cathedral of Junk lent its idiosyncratic soul to our incarnation of this essential work in American Theater. Our first play as a company, and the first to be performed against the backdrop of this celebrated Austin landmark, American Buffalo was found theatre at its best, most sacred, and most profane.

A stellar cast of men and women, young and not so young, explored myriad unwritten relationships–mother and son, brothers, a married couple, a pair of hardened gangsters–without changing a single word or meaning of the script, of course.

Nine consecutive rounds of sibling rivalry constitute this burgeoning bout of domestic proportions, from safe inside this sweet suburban silence in southern California.

The world premiere of the world’s first Wasserstein Prize winning play, from Japanese-American Austin local Linda Ramsey. A technicolor tale of ads and auras.

A 20 minute romp through the greatest balcony romances ever written performed in partnership with ZACH Theatre.