2024-25 HPT Season

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    Waiting for Godot

    December 12 - 22, 2024

    Samuel Beckett’s hilarious and heartbreaking classic, directed by Mark Pickell and featuring Ken Webster, Robert Pierson, Titos Menchaca, Matt Hislope (nominated for B.IdenPayne awards for featured performer and movement), and Grant Pickell.

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    FronteraFest 2025

    January 14 - February 15 2025

    Our 30th anniversary festival! Produced in conjunction with Scriptworks. Get all the details on the FronteraFest page.

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  • an Asian woman with long hair in a black velvet evening gown wearing a slightly miserable expression

    Help! my vagina is trying to kill me!

    February 20 - March 22, 2025

    Written and performed by Yola Jean Lu

    Nominated for outstanding solo performance by the B. Iden Payne awards,. Okay, technically this was a one-woman show about STI’s, miscarriage, and HPV. But believe it or not, it was also uproariously funny, except when it made you cry so hard the person behind you offers you a tissue. It’s about love, loss, overcoming shame, and possibly even—I know it sounds crazy—learning to love and accept yourself for who you are. Not just for owners of vaginas!

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  • three white people in their 30s, standing close together: a man with curly hair in a tan corduroy jacket; a red haired woman in a red dress with patchwork sleeves; and a man with short hair and glasses in a grey suit jacket and jeans.

    Betrayal

    by Harold Pinter

    June 26 - July 26, 2025

    Nominated for six B. Iden Payne awards, including directing, acting, and outstanding drama. A masterpiece from one of the greatest English language playwrights. We follow a years-long affair—but we follow it backwards in time, from the ex-lovers’ brittle meeting two years later, to the breakup, to confrontations, admissions . . . back and back to the dizzying innocence of the first tipsy flirtation. A riveting evening.

    Starring Juliet Robb, Brennan Patrick, and Steve Guntli. Directed by Austin Arts Hall of Famer Ken Webster.

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