The Week at Texas Performing Arts - January 21, 2020
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THIS WEEK
Hello, Dolly!
Jan 21 - 26
Bass Concert Hall
Winner of four Tony Awards including Best Musical Revival, HELLO, DOLLY! is the universally acclaimed smash that NPR calls “the best show of the year!” Director Jerry Zaks’ “gorgeous” new production (Vogue) is “making people crazy happy” (The Washington Post) and is “a musical comedy dream!” (Rolling Stone).
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BROWN BAG LUNCH
Lunch and Discussion with Company Members
Thu, Jan 23 | 12 pm
The Village at The Triangle
4517 Triangle Ave | Austin, TX 78751
Open to the public.
Co-sponsored by The Village at The Triangle
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COMING SOON
Criss Angel RAW - The Mindfreak Unplugged
Sun, Feb 9 | 8 pm
Bass Concert Hall
Criss Angel has dominated the world of magic for over a decade, but even with his incomparable success, Criss’ passion is to constantly create and bring his magic revolution to fans everywhere. Criss Angel RAW - The Mindfreak Unplugged is a theatrical experience unlike any seen before; bringing Angel’s famous sleight of hand street magic, mentalism, and even some of his most iconic illusions to life - all performed in an intimate, raw setting. This extraordinary evening of magic unplugged features Criss and some of his amazing friends with a stripped-down purity that’s in-your-face and guaranteed to blow your mind. Experience Criss Angel like never before!
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NEXT WEEK
Profeti della Quinta
Wed, Jan 29 | 7:30 pm
McCullough Theatre
All-male vocal ensemble Profeti della Quinta creates vivid and expressive performances while focusing on the vocal repertoire of the 16th and early 17th centuries. Founded in the Galilee region of Israel by bass singer and harpsichordist Elam Rotem, the ensemble now resides in Basel, Switzerland. The core ensemble includes countertenor, tenor, and bass singers, who perform either a-cappella or together with period instruments. For their Austin debut, Profeti della Quinta explores the many-faceted art of 17th century Jewish-Italian violinist and composer Salomone Rossi, who was a transitional figure between the late Italian Renaissance and early baroque.
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NEXT WEEK
The Wind Down
Thu, Jan 30 | 6:30 pm
McCullough Theatre
Texas Performing Arts brings you The Wind Down, an immersive concert and wellness event featuring musical performances from Austin artists Hovvdy, Daphne Tunes and Julia Lucille accompanied by mindfulness exercises guided by University Health Services and the Fitness Institute of Texas.
On sale Fri, Jan 24 at 10 am
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NEXT WEEK
Rolston String Quartet
Fri, Jan 31 | 7:30 pm
McCullough Theatre
Winner of the Cleveland Quartet Award for the 2018–19 and 2019–20 seasons and the 2016 First Prize winner of the prestigious Banff International String Quartet Competition, Rolston String Quartet was named among the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s 2016 “30 Hot Canadian Classical Musicians Under 30.” In 2017, Rolston String Quartet began a two-year term as the Yale School of Music's fellowship quartet-in-residence and have also served as the graduate quartet-in-residence at Rice University's Shepherd School of Music.
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19-20 ESSENTIAL SERIES PREVIEW
Martha Redbone
Bone Hill: The Concert
Sat, Feb 1 | 7:30 pm
McCullough Theatre
Presented as a dramatic musical work with a cast of eight actor/musicians, this epic journey covers 200 years of singer-songwriter Martha Redbone’s native family history in the Appalachian Mountains – traveling back in time and spanning four generations of women in a Cherokee family, exploring their lives and stories. Watch a performance of "Caught My Eye" by Martha Redbone and company from "Bone Hill". [link removed]
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