Hyde Park Theatre presents
WAKEY, WAKEY
BY WILL ENO
May 14 – June 13, 2026
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Vote for Us in the Chronicle Reader's Poll!
Deadline May 18!
Both Artistic Director Ken Webster and the HPT venue itself are nominated in this year’s Best of Austin Reader’s Poll. Our scrappy little venue has never won, and we’d love it to feel the love this year — so if you’re voting, consider us!
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Danny Malone
May 17–19, 2026
with Charlie Roadman
Last year, Danny Malone wrote 60 songs in just three weeks. When have you ever heard of an artist doing something like that? How is that even possible?
This wave of artistic inspiration happened in Mexico, where Danny had secretly travelled to seek a personal rebirth. He describes the experience as “a long battle between my ego and my spirit—and the spirit finally started to win again.” He’ll tell you “some of the songs are not good.” Ha ha. But they are. More than that—they’re remarkable. Beautiful, intimate, and full of hope.
His new album, Into the Flowers, arrives this summer—and it’s something special.
This May, Danny returns to Hyde Park Theatre for three nights. Music starts promptly at 7pm, with special guest Charlie Roadman.
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Dear Dickies
June 18–27, 2026
written and performed by Robin Chotzinoff
Hyde Park Theatre season show: 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 by Katie Rose Gurkin.
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Feast
July 16 – 25, 2026
by Megan Gogerty
Produced by Shrewd Productions. A two-weeks-only revival of the Shrewds’ award-winning, sellout spring 2025 production at HPT. Tickets on sale soon. Raves for last year’s production:
“A triumph for Shrewd Productions and a landmark moment for Austin theatre. “
“Theatre art of the highest quality.”
A “ferociously intelligent one-woman storm . . .[Catmull] doesn’t just perform. She inhabits. She is wild, wounded, and funny.”
“This is why we go to the theater.”
For her performance in the original production, Katherine Catmull was named Outstanding Actress in a Play at the 2025 Austin Theatre Critics Awards and Outstanding Solo Performer at the 2024-25 B. Iden Payne Awards.
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Oversight
by L. B. Deyo
July 30 - August 22, 2026
Produced by Zahir Theater. A tense, fast-paced political and psychological thriller that traps its audience inside a closed committee hearing as lawmakers confront a consequential threat.
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