CELEBRATING 25 YEARS!

A FundraiseR for Hyde Park Theatre

AUGUST 23, 2025

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    CELEBRATING 25 YEARS!

    Saturday, August 23, 2025

    This past June, Ken Webster entered his 25th year as artistic director of Hyde Park Theatre. Join us for a fundraiser celebrating those 25 years, including clips from old shows, one of Webster’s famous question-and-answer sessions with the audience, and more. We’ll have drinks on hand along with food catered by our season sponsor and Hyde Park neighbor New World Deli.

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  • Zell Miller, a black man in his 50s with short locs, a mustache, and goatee, sits at a library table with hands folded, serious expression, the shelves disappearing behind him

    From A to Z and All Parts In Between

    September 4 - 13, 2025

    ZM3Liveproductions is proud to present its farewell performance. From A to Z and All Parts In Between, featuring Austin Arts Hall of Fame inductee Zell Miller III — an artist, storyteller, and the inaugural Austin Poet Laureate who has shaped the cultural heartbeat of Austin for more than two decades.

    In this rare and deeply personal evening, through a rich blend of storytelling and poetry, Zell will reflect on his 50+ years as an Austin resident and 25+ years as one of the city’s most celebrated artists. From childhood memories to defining artistic milestones, every performance will take audiences on a moving journey of truth, resilience, and creativity.

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  • white woman in her 30s with tangled dark hair, wearing a white jumpsuit. mouth open in an "O" shape, pouring coffee from a cup past the saucer and onto the floor

    Learning to Human

    September 18 - October 4, 2025

    Award-winning solo show about grief, chaotic life choices, and recovery which is somehow still incredibly funny.

    Join Sims Holland on a rollercoaster journey that navigates the chaotic trials of life as an addict to the all-thumbs attempt at building a sober life afterward. Speckled with poetry, dotted with dance numbers, and doused in honesty, this true story will take you on a ride you won't soon forget. Directed by David McCusker.

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