Upcoming: ReDucks & Peter and the Wolf, Dys Theatre at the Off Center, March 3 - 12

Found on-line:

Dys Theatre presents

ReDucks

based on David Mamet

and

Biophiliac Productions'

Peter and the Wolf

March 3 - 12, Thursdays - Saturdays at 8 p.m.\

Off Center, 2211-A Hidalgo Street (behind Joe's Bakery on 7th St.) (click for map)

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Upcoming: God's Ear by Jenny Schwartz, Biophiliac Productions at the Blue Theatre, April 22 - May 2

UPDATE: Review by Virginia Heckenlaible for the Daily Texan, April 28

UPDATE: Second NowPlayingAustin podcast about God's Ear, April 26

UPDATE: Creative Alliance podcast interviewing Shannon Grounds about God's Ear, April 19 (6 min.)

Received directly:
The recently transplanted Biophiliac Productions
presents

God's Ear
the Off-Broadway play by Jenny Schwartz
directed by Amelia Turner in its regional premiere
at the Blue Theatre, 916 Springdale Road
April 22 – May 2, Thursdays - Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 5 p.m.
with a matinee performance on Saturday, May 1 at 2 p.m.
General admission $15, $12 for seniors, military, and students with ID, available through www.biophiliacproductions.com, at www.smarttix.com, or fromSmartTIX at (212) 868-4444. Group discounts for 6 or more available through Biophiliac Productions. Cash only at the door.

God's Ear introduces us to Ted and Mel, a devastated young couple trying to come to terms with their son’s accidental death as their marriage and lives begin to disintegrate. Lost in their bizarre labyrinth of grief, Ted seems continually to run into parents with dead children. Everything Mel touches turns to stone. Their daughter Lanie starts receiving counseling from a G.I. Joe doll and from the Tooth Fairy. Central to God’s Ear is the concept of language, inventively explored as the characters rely on repeated expressions and clichés in an attempt to navigate their grief.

The cast features Shannon Grounds (Austin Critic’s Table Award Winner and seven-time B. Iden Payne Nominee) and Phil Aulie (Austin Slam Poetry Finalist), Senait Fessehaye, Lindsley Howard, Felix Rivas, Greg Spencer, and Amelia Turner.

Read more at AustinLiveTheatre.com . . . .