Evil Dead, The Musical

1 9 104088 Evil Dead, The Musical Evil Dead, The Musical makes its Central Texas premiere this October at Salvage Vanguard Theatre in Austin. About the Show: With the approval of film director Sam Raimi and star Bruce Campbell, a musical version of the film Evil Dead was staged. The musical takes creative liberty with the plot line of the cult film trilogy, mixing together the characters and concepts of all three. The original production enjoyed a successful run in Toronto and Montreal. The show went on to gain favorable responses from both critics and audiences during its 2006-2007 off-Broadway run. The musical has gone on to subsequent performances in Louisville, KY, Seoul, Korea, and Tokyo, Japan. When: October 9-31. Performances will be 8:00pm Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and 5pm on Sundays Where: Salvage Vanguard Theatre, 2803 Manor Rd., Austin, TX 78722 Ticket Information: Thursday and Sunday: $18 General/$12 Students and Seniors; Friday and Saturday: $22 General/$15 Students and Seniors. Opening and Closing Night: $25 General/$20 Student and Seniors. See www.salvagevanguard.org for additional information and online ticket sales.   Who is involved?: Ash-David Gallagher Scott-Chris Skillern Cheryl-Corley Pillsbury Linda-Kelly Bales Shelly-Macey Mayfield Jake-Matt Connely Moose-Jason Vines Annie-Maggie Wilhite Ed-David Ponton Swings-Alexa Doggett, Ryan Borses Directed by Michael McKelvey Assistant Directed by Elle Mahoney Choreography by Ginger Morris ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Special Events: October 8th: Special Sneak Preview - $8 advance sale tickets. $12 at the door. October 9th: Opening Performance Show and Party! Show, Munchies and Non-Alcoholic Beverages for one price! October 15th and 22nd: $5 discount for all those wearing costumes of their favorite Evil Dead characters. Tickets must be purchased at the door to receive the discount. October 16th and 23rd - 11pm: Dead Man's Party – Live Bands, Munchies, and a gory viewing surprise! October 31st: Halloween Closing performance with All Hallow's Eve festivities following the show. http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/evil-dead-the-musical http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/evil-dead-the-musical.xml Thursday 11/05/09 20091106T020000Z/20091106T020000Z 0 42.0 08:00 PM Thu, 05 Nov 2009 20:00:00 -0600 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 20:00:00 -0600 45 THU 10/31/2009 http://www.salvagevanguard.org/tickets.php http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/292233/evildead_sq_90.jpg Salvage Vanguard Theater 1508 Salvage Vanguard Theater http://do512.com/venue/salvage-vanguard-theater http://do512.com/venue/salvage-vanguard-theater.xml

2803 Manor Rd

Austin TX 78722 salvagevanguardtheater http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/130245/1_poster.png http://www.salvagevanguard.org http://www.salvagevanguard.org/tickets.php http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/292233/evildead.jpg 69926 Blackbird by David Harrower / Directed by Mark Pickell Fifteen years ago, Una and Ray had a relationship. They haven't set eyes on each other since. Now she's found him again. Ken Webster (Austin Critics' Table and B. Iden Payne Awards for Best Actor) and Xochitl Romero (who recently won raves in Dog Sees God at HPT) star; Mark Pickell of <a href="http://www.capitalt.org/" target="new">Capital T Theatre</a> (Mr. Marmalade, Happy Days) directs this astonishing play that won the 2007 Olivier Award for Best New Play -- London's most prestigious theater award.  The raves are already coming in for Blackbird. "one of the most richly challenging plays for audiences this year...a boiling kettle with no vent for the steam" - Austin American-Stateman Robert Faires, on KUT radio: <blockquote>Over 75 minutes we learn much about these two—how they are now, and how they were then—and come about as close to comprehending people in their situation as we can without being inside their skins. To carry us that far, however, requires actors who are willing to crawl inside these characters' skins . . . In Hyde Park Theatre's production, actors Ken Webster and Xochitl Romero prove their willingness to do just that. . . . Their performances show honesty and commitment.</blockquote>   Reservations 479-PLAY http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/blackbird-by-david-harrower-directed-by-mark-pickell http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/blackbird-by-david-harrower-directed-by-mark-pickell.xml Thursday 10/16/08 20081017T010000Z/20081017T010000Z false 0 13.0 08:00 PM Thu, 16 Oct 2008 20:00:00 -0500 Thu, 16 Oct 2008 20:00:00 -0500 5 THU 10/11/2008 http://www.hydeparktheatre.org http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/55303/blackbirdred_sq_90.jpg Hyde Park Theatre 24 Hyde Park Theatre http://do512.com/venue/hyde-park-theatre http://do512.com/venue/hyde-park-theatre.xml

411 W. 53rd Street

Austin TX 78751 hydeparktheatre http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/128805/hydeparkLogo2sm_poster.png http://www.hydeparktheatre.com http://www.hydeparktheatre.org http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/55303/blackbirdred.jpg 68588 Radio Silence VORTEX Repertory Company and Uprise! Productions proudly present the world premiere of Radio Silence: a word opera, a fresh-to-death new bullet in the chamber from award-winning playwright, Zell Miller III. Radio Silence: a word opera is a fast paced rhythmic ride. This hip-hop theater performance piece fuses the physicality of modern dance with high-energy spoken word and the sensibilities of street politics. This new word opera is a choreopoem that challenges and redefines taboos including race, sex, religion and politics, with the back-drop of a fading media: the radio. http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/radio-silence http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/radio-silence.xml Thursday 09/04/08 20080905T010000Z/20080905T010000Z false 0 10.0 08:00 PM Thu, 04 Sep 2008 20:00:00 -0500 Thu, 04 Sep 2008 20:00:00 -0500 2 THU 08/31/2008 http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/52843/20_Radio1_sq_90.JPG The Vortex 980 The Vortex http://do512.com/venue/the-vortex http://do512.com/venue/the-vortex.xml

2307 Manor Rd.

Austin TX 78722 thevortex http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/292239/TheV_poster.jpeg http://vortexrep.org/ http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/52843/20_Radio1.JPG 67892 Marisol (the vestige group) An angelic revolt, urban chaos, social disorder and personal struggle all figure prominently in José Rivera’s 1991 drama Marisol. <pre>The millennium approaches.  There is Armageddon in Heaven and an Apocalypse on Earth.  God has become senile and the angels revolt, leaving humans to fend for themselves.  Without her guardian angel, Marisol ~ an Everywoman ~ struggles to live her life with some sense of normalcy.  In the face of imminent cosmological disaster, she manages to find compassion, courage, love, and humanity and in the end, her own sense of redemption.</pre><pre> </pre><pre>Jose Rivera is one of our most celebrated Hispanic playwrights and MARISOL has been called “the Roman Catholic Angels in America.”  Rivera has won two Obie Awards for playwriting, a Kennedy Center Fund for New American plays Grant, a Fulbright Arts Fellowship in playwriting, the Whiting Writers' Award, a McKnight Fellowship, the 2005 Norman Lear Writing Award, a 2005 Impact Award and a Berilla Kerr Playwriting Award.</pre><pre> </pre><pre> Full Run Dates:   Thursday through Saturday: September 18th – 20th and 25th – 27th at 8 pm Sundays: September 21st and 28th at 3 pm   Performances are $15-25 dollars. Thursday performances are "pay-as-you wish."</pre> http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/marisol-the-vestige-group http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/marisol-the-vestige-group.xml Thursday 10/02/08 20081003T010000Z/20081003T010000Z false 0 7.0 08:00 PM Thu, 02 Oct 2008 20:00:00 -0500 Thu, 02 Oct 2008 20:00:00 -0500 3 THU 09/28/2008 http://www.texasperforms.com http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/51679/marisol_sq_90.jpg The Off Center 562 The Off Center http://do512.com/venue/the-off-center http://do512.com/venue/the-off-center.xml

2211 Hidalgo St

Austin TX 78702 theoffcenter http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/129489/offcenter_poster.jpg http://www.rudemechs.com/ http://www.texasperforms.com http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/51679/marisol.jpg 62230 Austin Shakespeare presents Much Ado About Nothing Austin Shakespeare returns with the ever popular "merry war of the sexes," Much Ado About Nothing, at Zilker Park's Hillside Theater, *across from Barton Springs Pool) Thursday - Sunday, May 1 - 25 at 8pm. (except Sunday, May 11 - Mother's Day! - at 2pm only) Admission is FREE. (donations are requested) Parking is $3. Picnics encouraged. Directed by Ann Ciccolella with assistance from Dustin Wills and Beth Burns STARRING Babs George as Beatrice Matthew Radford as Benedick Gwendolyn Kelso as Hero Mark Scheibmeir as Claudio Eric Porter as Don Pedro Justin Scalise as Don John Bob Tolaro as Leonato and Les McGehee as Dogberry Also featuring: David Boss, Bob Brody, Beth Burns, Andy Crouch, Wray Crawford, Trey Deason, Kirstin Dorn, Shannon Grounds, Qadir Kahn, Cody Kirk, Peter Rogers and Robert Stevens. http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/austin-shakespeare-presents-much-ado-about-nothing http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/austin-shakespeare-presents-much-ado-about-nothing.xml Thursday 05/15/08 20080516T010000Z/20080525T050000Z false 0 4.0 08:00 PM Thu, 15 May 2008 20:00:00 -0500 Thu, 15 May 2008 20:00:00 -0500 5 THU 05/25/2008 http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/45169/sb_08-muchado-1_sq_90.jpg Zilker Park Hillside Theater 937 Zilker Park Hillside Theater http://do512.com/venue/zilker-park-theater http://do512.com/venue/zilker-park-theater.xml

2201 Barton Springs Road

Austin TX 78704 zilkerparktheater http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/130011/1_poster.png http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/45169/sb_08-muchado-1.jpg 105803 HAMLET Murder Most Foul...William Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy of passion, corruption and revenge, has captivated audiences for over four hundred years and remains as relevant and urgent as ever. http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/hamlet-2 http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/hamlet-2.xml Thursday 11/19/09 20091120T020000Z/20091120T020000Z false 0 4.0 08:00 PM Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:00:00 -0600 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:00:00 -0600 4 THU 11/15/2009 http://www.citytheatreaustin.org The City Theatre Co 1056 The City Theatre Co http://do512.com/venue/the-city-theatre http://do512.com/venue/the-city-theatre.xml

3823 Airport Blvd, Suite D

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52496 Neil Labute's: The Shape of Things Directed by Skip Johnson with Gabriel Smith, Patti Neff, Erin Bobruk, and Sermini http://do512.com/event/2008/01/31/neil-labutes-the-shape-of-things http://do512.com/event/2008/01/31/neil-labutes-the-shape-of-things.xml Thursday 01/31/08 20080201T010000Z/20080210T060000Z false 0 3.94737 07:00 PM Thu, 31 Jan 2008 19:00:00 -0600 Thu, 31 Jan 2008 19:00:00 -0600 0 THU http://www.citytheatreaustin.org The City Theatre Co 1056 The City Theatre Co http://do512.com/venue/the-city-theatre http://do512.com/venue/the-city-theatre.xml

3823 Airport Blvd, Suite D

Austin TX 78722 thecitytheatre http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/238116/CTC_at_Work_Pic_2-179x130_poster.jpg http://www.citytheatreaustin.org/ http://www.citytheatreaustin.org

52133 Beirut: A Dangerous Love Story Thursay- Saturday!!!! Now serving Beer and Wine, Sangria and Eatables in The VORTEX Café. Tickets: 512-478-LAVA (5282)PICK YOUR PRICE $30, $25, $20, $15, $10Bring 2 items of non-perishable food on Thursdays and receive 2 tickets for the price of one!  Food donations benefit SafePlace. Limited Seating.  Advanced purchase recommended.  Group Sales Available. Due to the great critical response and fabulous attendance, VORTEX is pleased to present 6 more performances, January 31-February 9, Thursday-Saturday at 8pm.  Don’t miss it.  This is your last chance. Here is what the critics are saying:  “Toward the climax of Beirut, Blue philosophizes that life and death"are joined at the hip." Just like a couple of lovers. Or just twopeople screwing. What if we had to choose between love and sex? Afrightening proposition, but one that the Vortex's revival of Beiruttackles head on.” Avimann Syam, Austin Chronicle, January 18, 2008<a href="http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Issue/review?oid=oid%3A582392">http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Issue/review?oid=oid%3A582392</a>  “While there is plenty of nudity, it isn't of the arousing sort. In this hour-long saga of love, lust and sexual deprivation, the actors (and real-life newlyweds) Patterson and Vogt-Patterson go at each other with a clawing intensity and emotional rawness that pulls you into their dark tale of doomed love”.Julie Holden, Austinist.com   January 23, 2008 http://austinist.com/2008/01/23/emotionally_bat.php “Both Patterson and Vogt-Patterson do an admirable job . . . Browne's play taps into a classical Freudian fear: sex is death. But how much risk are you willing take to have love?”                         Jeanne Claire van Ryzin     Statesman.com  January 15, 2008<a href="http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/seeingthings/entries/2008/01/15/review_beirut_still_shakes_thi.html">http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/seeingthings/entries/2008/01/15/review_beirut_still_shakes_thi.html</a> In celebration of the 20th year in the Eye of the Storm, VORTEX Repertory Company presents a new production of one of its all-time greatest hits, Beirut by Alan Bowne, directed by Bonnie Cullum. This dangerous love story is set in the near-future time of virulent plague. Beirut draws striking parallels with the current global AIDS crisis and other contagions that continually threaten personal intimacy and cultural stability.  Adults only. Nudity and sexually explicit material. Beirut roars back to life with an all-new production, starring newlyweds, Matthew Patterson and Melissa Vogt-Patterson.  Matt is a long-time, award-winning VORTEX Company member who recently graduated with his MFA in Acting from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.  Beirut will be his and VORTEX’s first Actors’ Equity contract.  Melissa Vogt-Patterson, also a VORTEX Company member, has received accolades for her performances in The Dragonfly Princess, Bell(e),  hOle, and Vampyress, for which she received the B. Iden Payne Award for Outstanding Leading Actress in a Musical,   Another long-time VORTEX artist and award nominee, Gabriel Maldonado, makes a memorable appearance as The Guard. Designed by the award-winning design team, Ann Marie Gordon and Jason Amato. “I usta to think…that life was over here, and death was way over there.  That they don’t mix.  But now? They’re joined at the hip”. Blue, Beirut For tickets call The VORTEX Box Office 512-478-LAVA (5282).  <a href="mailto:vortex@vortexrep.org">vortex@vortexrep.org</a><a href="http://www.vortexrep.org">www.vortexrep.org</a> <a href="http://www.VivaVortex.org">www.VivaVortex.org</a> http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/beirut-a-dangerous-love-story http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/beirut-a-dangerous-love-story.xml Thursday 02/14/08 20080215T020000Z/20080215T020000Z false 0 2.07895 08:00 PM Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:00:00 -0600 Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:00:00 -0600 0 THU 02/09/2008 The Vortex 980 The Vortex http://do512.com/venue/the-vortex http://do512.com/venue/the-vortex.xml

2307 Manor Rd.

Austin TX 78722 thevortex http://s3.amazonaws.com/do512/photos/292239/TheV_poster.jpeg http://vortexrep.org/

59366 ZACH Theatre Presents: Doubt, A Parable “People who are utterly certain are vulnerable to a brand of foolishness that people who maintain a level of doubt are not."         - John Patrick Shanley WHO:        ZACH Theatre WHAT:    Production: Doubt, A Parable WHEN:    April 3 – May 11, 2008 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8 pm, Sunday at 2:30 pm with audience talkbacks following each performance. WHERE:    ZACH Theatre's Whisenhunt Stage, 1510 Toomey Road (at the corner of Riverside Dr. at S. Lamar) WEB:        http://www.zachscott.com MEDIA:    Contact david@wyattbrand and 450.4395         for more information and interviews TIX:        $28 - $39, Discounts for seniors, students, and groups of 8 or more.         $15 Student Rush tickets available one hour prior to all curtain times. Charge tickets by phone at (512) 476-0541, ext. 1 and online at www.zachscott.com. All seats are $15 every Wednesday. ZACH Theatre Stages the Most Celebrated New American Play of the Season with the Tony Award-Winning Drama Doubt, A Parable By JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY • Directed by STEVEN DIETZ   Set by MICHAEL RAIFORD • Costumes by ALISON HERYER Lighting by JASON AMATO • Sound by K. ELIOT HAYNES   Starring JAMIE GOODWIN, JANELLE BUCHANAN, ANGELA RAWNA, and SYDNEY ANDREWS “A superb new drama ... an inspired study in moral uncertainty with the compelling structure of an old-fashioned detective drama.”      - The New York Times AUSTIN, TEXAS – ZACH Theatre presents John Patrick Shanley’s suspenseful, new drama Doubt, A Parable directed by internationally renowned playwright Steven Dietz.  This fast-moving drama, set in the Bronx against the backdrop of a Catholic school in 1964, is as gripping as it is thought-provoking. When a strong-minded nun grows suspicious of a young priest who seems to take a special interest in a new student, she faces the decision of a lifetime. Does she voice her concerns even if she's not entirely certain of the truth or bury her suspicions and leave room for doubt? One of the biggest Broadway hits in recent years makes its Austin debut at ZACH April 3 – May 11. “A theatrical experience … sinful to miss,” wrote New York Magazine of Doubt –winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play! Janelle Buchanan, star of ZACH's Omnium-Gatherum, portrays Sister Aloysius who ignites a fast-paced game of cat and mouse, when suspicions emerge that, at first, have little credence. And then, suddenly, she has a case that appears rock solid.  But is it?  Sister Aloysius has been unhappy ever since the arrival of the handsome, charismatic priest played by Jamie Goodwin, star of ZACH's Present Laughter, at the school where she presides.  She uses every means at her disposal to trap him into a confession, including the reluctant assistance of an impressionable young nun, played by Sydney Andrews.  Their fierce, and often humorous, clash of wills takes the audience on an unforgettable journey, filled with surprising twists and turns, that leaves everyone debating for weeks afterward. “The experience of seeing this show is like watching the best suspense, detective story,” says ZACH Artistic Director Dave Steakley, “It has the appeal of a fantastic whodunit that has you on the edge of your seat guessing ‘did-he-or- didn’t-he?’ right up until the end.” “The power of Doubt comes not just from what you see on stage but in the conversations the show prompts when the curtain comes down.” says playwright Shanley. Offering immediate opportunity for discussion, ZACH Theatre is conducting audience-participation talkbacks moderated by playwright and dramaturg C. Denby Swanson after every performance. "I know of no recent play that is so startlingly and simultaneously personal and political," says director Steven Dietz, "… while tackling a subject that every salacious goon on the evening news has tried to turn into ratings fodder. Shanley has conjured the heart of the issue – and the people in its wake – with respect, dignity, passion and complexity.  In his pitch-perfect rendering, Shanley has not ripped a story from the headlines:  he has ripped up the headlines and found the real story underneath." With absolute certainty, Doubt is the play to see in Austin this Spring. -------------------------------------------- About the Playwright:  JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY A New York playwright, screenwriter, and director, John Patrick Shanley earned almost overnight recognition with his play, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea in 1984. The Bronx-raised author began his writing career while still in elementary school, penning poems at age 11 and winning a statewide essay competition the following year. After interrupting his college education with a tour of duty in the Marines, Shanley obtained his degree in educational theater. By age 26 he began writing what became his first hit. Previously, Shanley began to find outlets for his stage work, which often revolves around working-class, ethnic concerns in the early 1980s. With 1986's Women of Manhattan, he inaugurated an association with the Off-Broadway nonprofit Manhattan Theatre Club, which went on to present Italian American Reconciliation (1987) and his Hollywood satire Four Dogs and a Bone (1993). In 2001, the playwright veered into a slightly different direction with Cellini (which he also staged), an ambitious if flawed portrait of a creative genius. Shanley made his Hollywood reputation with Moonstruck (1987), a deftly constructed romantic-comedy set in Brooklyn's Italian-American community. The film won three Oscars, including one for Best Original Screenplay, and was a huge box-office success. In 2004, Shanley was inducted into the Bronx Walk of Fame. In 2005, John Patrick Shanley's play Doubt was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Drama Desk Award and Tony Award for Best Play. About the Director: STEVEN DIETZ Steven Dietz’s recent directing work includes the West coast premieres of Jeffrey Hatcher’s Murderers and Diana Son’s Stop Kiss for Seattle Repertory Theatre; and his own play, Fiction, for ACT Theatre, Seattle. Since 1983, Mr. Dietz has directed world premiere productions of new plays at numerous American regional theatres, including Actors Theatre of Louisville's Humana Festival, Denver Center Theatre Company, Northlight Theatre (Chicago), San Jose Repertory Theatre, City Theatre Company (Pittsburgh), Westside Arts (Off-Broadway), and the Sundance Institute. He was resident director for ten years at the Playwrights’ Center in Minneapolis, where he also served as Artistic Director of Midwest PlayLabs. Mr. Dietz is also one of America’s most widely-produced contemporary playwrights. Recent work includes the Pulitzer-nominated Last of the Boys; the Edgar Award-winning Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure; the widely-produced baseball adaptation, Honus and Me;  and several recently completed commissions for the McCarter Theatre (Princeton), Steppenwolf Theatre (Chicago) and the Denver Center Theatre Company.  Mr. Dietz and his family divide their time between Seattle and Austin, where he is a professor of playwriting and screenwriting at UT. ABOUT THE CAST: JAMIE GOODWIN – (FATHER FLYNN) Jamie Goodwin has performed in a number of performances at ZACH Theatre, in addition to his work in television, film, Off Broadway and regional theater. At ZACH Theatre, Goodwin has played Samuel Gentle in An Almost Holy Picture, Garry Essendine in Present Laughter, Officer Lockstock in Urinetown, Nick O’Daniel in Shear Madness, and Zoser in Aida. He is perhaps best known for his role as Johnny Bauer on the CBS daytime drama Guiding Light and as Kevin Anderson on NBC’s Another World. He has also appeared on Sex and the City, Ed, Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, and the film Serendipity. Other theater roles include Valentine in the New York Shakespeare Festival’s Two Gentlemen of Verona, Oscar Wilde in Gross Indecencies, and Johnny Brown in The Unsinkable Molly Brown.   JANELLE BUCHANAN – (SISTER ALOYSIUS BEAUVIER) Janelle Buchanan is a veteran Austin actress with dozens of stage productions to her credit, as well as numerous film, commercial, industrial, and print projects. The recipient of many B. Iden Payne and Critics’ Table nominations and awards for both comedy and drama. She has performed in ZACH Theatre’s Omnium-Gatherum, The Laramie Project, Abundance, and The Last Night of Ballyhoo. She has also worked in regional theatre productions, including Ah! Wilderness at St. Edward’s University, Laughing Wild, A Delicate Balance, Dancing at Lughnasa, Death and the Maiden, Marie and Bruce, Sonny’s Last Shot, and the world premiere of Tennessee Williams’ newly discovered Spring Storm, to name only a very few. She was a founder of Big State Productions and co-writer and performer in the company’s long-running hit, In the West, which played almost every venue in Austin, many across Texas, and at the Kennedy Center. SYDNEY ANDREWS – (SISTER JAMES) Sydney Andrews joins ZACH Theatre for the first time with her appearance in Doubt. She has performed in the regional theatre production James and the Giant Peach at the Berkshire Theatre Festival (2006 Apprentice). Andrews holds a B.A. from Greensboro College and is currently earning her M.F.A at the University of Texas at Austin. ANGELA RAWNA – (MRS. MULLER) Angela Rawna joins ZACH for the first time with her appearance as Mrs. Muller in Doubt. Rawna has performed in Son’s Last Shot, a Texas-size political satire written by Pulitzer Prize winner Lawrence Wright, and For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf. Angela is known for her film roles including, Medical Deputy in A Scanner Darkly (directed by Austinite Richard Linklater), Friday Night Lights, The Return, The Cassidy Kids, and Elvis and Anabelle.  She has also appeared on several national commercials and on television in the WB’s Jack & Bobby and FX’s Oil Storm.   MEDIA For advance or in person interviews, details, Press comps, contact david@wyattbrand and 512.450.4395 ZACH THEATRE Founded in 1932, ZACH Theatre is one of Austin's most vibrant and innovative arts organizations and Central Texas' oldest professional theatre. ZACH Theatre's mission is to engage Central Texas in a dialogue by producing professional theatre of the highest artistic quality, inspired by a unique artistic vision and to offer a diverse theatre experience which is accessible to the community as a whole. In addition, ZACH Theatre fosters artistic education, expression, and development in children, teens and adults through a variety of outreach opportunities. SEASON SPONSORS ZACH Theatre is sponsored, in part, by Austin American-Statesman, American Airlines, Austin News TV 36, Premiere Tents and Events, Time Warner Cable, The Dell Foundation, SOL Marketing Concepts, The Shubert Foundation, The City of Austin - under the auspices of the Austin Arts Commission, The Texas Commission on the Arts, and The National Endowment for the Arts. ### This press release has been brought to you as a service of Wyatt Brand. www.wyattbrand.com http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/zach-theatre-presents-doubt-a-parable http://do512.com/event/weekly/thu/zach-theatre-presents-doubt-a-parable.xml Thursday 05/15/08 20080516T010000Z/20080511T050000Z false 0 0.0 08:00 PM Thu, 15 May 2008 20:00:00 -0500 Thu, 15 May 2008 20:00:00 -0500 0 THU 05/11/2008 http://www.zachscott.com ZACH's Whisenhunt Stage 5411 ZACH's Whisenhunt Stage http://do512.com/venue/zachs-whisenhunt-stage http://do512.com/venue/zachs-whisenhunt-stage.xml

1510 Toomey Road

Austin TX zachswhisenhuntstage http://www.zachscott.com http://www.zachscott.com