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Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Upcoming: Miss Princess, Violet Crown Community Theatre, November 10 - December 2




Violet Crown Austin TX









The Violet Crown Community Theatre Company is proud to announce performance times for its upcoming show,

Miss Princess

an original play for the young and young at heart
Miss Princess Violet Crown Community Theatre Austin TXWhen a game show goes awry will the contestants figure out who’s behind the scenes? Intended for children and their families, Miss Princess will perform in various Austin locations, free of charge.


November 10 at 1 PM – Twin Oaks Library
November 17 at noon - Central Market North
November 18 time TBA - Brentwood Elementary School
December 1 at 10 AM - Violet Crown Arts Festival at Triangle
December 2 at 10:30 AM - Cherrywood Coffee house
(Click to go to the AustinLiveTheatre front page)

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Siyâvash, adapted by Philip Kreyche, Wit's End Theatre Project, October 14 - 17



That Philip Kreyche is a dab hand at theatre, a young man with imagination and a taste for the exotic. His earlier piece Love Me was an expressionist treatment of incidents in the life of the Austrian expressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka. He staged it first at a summer workshop at Austin Community College and then brought it back for FronteraFest.


portrait of Joseph de Montesquiou-Fezensac by Oskar KokoschkaI hadn't heard of Kokoschka. Kreyche's piece prompted me to do some research -- which means, these days, hitting Google and musing over the reduced-size images of the weird and wonderful portraits for which Kokoschka is famous. And during the summer while wandering in Stockholm's Moderna Museet, I came face-to-face with Kokoschka's larger than life size portrait of Joseph de Montesquiou-Fezensac. It was an eerie, satisfying moment, one that I owe to Kreyche's reach beyond the ordinary.


Kreyche and friends staged his second original script earlier this month at the woods at the southwest corner of Dittmar and South First, 'way south in Austin. Company member and colleague to Kreyche Ryan Manning explained that their Wit's End Theatre Project takes its name from that piece of ground: Witt's End, formerly a stopping point and campground for visitors to Austin.

Read more at AustinLiveTheatre.com . . . .