HYDE PARK THEATRE PRESENTS

WITCH

by jen silveRman

FEBRUARY 21 – March 21, 2026

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    Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune

    March 26 – April 4, 2026

    by Terrence McNally

    Produced by Summer Break Theatre. Austin’s only theatre company creating programs for and by educators is back this spring with a favorite contemporary classic, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune. Directed by Yaakov Abrams and Monroe Oxley, and starring Maggie Meador and James Young, Frankie and Johnny tells the story of two lost souls finding each other after a life-time of heartache, searching for the courage to take a chance on love one more time in this romantic comedy by Terrence McNally.

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    Take Care of my Friend

    April 10–25, 2026

    a world premiere by Kathleen Fletcher

    directed by Elizabeth Newman

    Produced by Filigree Theatre. More information coming soon.

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    Out of Ink 2026

    April 30 –May 9, 2026

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

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    Wakey Wakey

    May 14 – June 13, 2026

    by Will Eno

    Hyde Park Theatre season show. A revival of our funny, devastating 2018 production of this beautiful play/ Ken Webster reprises his “warm, witty, charming” performance as a man coming to terms with what one small life can mean.

    Reviews for that production were off the scale: "A riveting tour de force performance . . . One of the most moving experiences I have had in a theatre." “Captivating, superbly funny.” "One of the most deceptively powerful plays of the year.”

    If you missed it in 2018, this is your chance to see “an outright celebration of what it means to live a worthwhile life.” And if you saw it, you’ll want to come again.

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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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