Hyde Park Theatre presents

WAKEY, WAKEY

BY WILL ENO

May 14 – June 13, 2026

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    written and performed by Robin Chotzinoff

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    Audience members are strongly encouraged to bring an item from their own closet. Maybe something with a story. Definitely something they’re ready to surrender. 

    Photo by Katie Rose Gurkin.

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    “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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