HYDE PARK THEATRE PRESENTS

FRONTERAFEST 2026

JANUARY 13 –FEBRUARY 14, 2026

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    WITCH

    February 19 - March 21, 2026

    By Jen Silverman

    HPT PRESENTS Jen Silverman’s darkly funny and very modern take on the 1621 Jacobean play The Witch of Edmonton. The village thinks old Elizabeth is a witch. But when a charming, affable Devil arrives, only Elizabeth—not the rich young man devoted to Morris dancing (and another, secret thing); not his ruthlessly ambitious adopted brother; not the village girl he’s stringing along—only Elizabeth cannot be tempted . . . maybe. And maybe that’s what the Devil can’t resist.

    If you’ve ever looked around and thought, “I dunno, should we burn it all down?”—then this is the play for you.: Opens right after FronteraFest.

    Directed by Ken Webster.

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    Take Care of my Friend

    April 10–25, 2026

    by Kathleen Fletcher

    More information coming soon, or check the Filigree Theatre website.

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    Out of Ink 2026

    April 30 –May 9, 2026

    The beloved annual Austin 10-minute play festival! More information here soon or at the ScriptWorks website.

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    HPT Season Show

    May 14 – June 6, 2026

    To be announced soon!

  • an unsmiling white woman with long white hair in a blue mechanic's coverall leans on a rusting orange gas tank

    Dear Dickies

    June 18–27, 2026

    written and performed by Robin Chotzinoff

    HPT PRESENTS Dear Dickies, a love/business letter to Dickies workwear.

    Dear Dickies chronicles, through slides and stories, her attempt to become a Dickies brand ambassador. And also her attempt to clean out her closet, IRL and metaphorically.

    More information coming soon! Photo byKatie Rose Gurkin.

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