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Red Then Productions

The mission of Red Then Productions is to create theater that attracts artists of national prominence to work in Austin in collaboration with local artists of the highest caliber; reflect the spirit of activism that Austin embodies; spur conversation and action; and elevate the rich cultural landscape of Austin with fully professional and entertaining theater. When Something Wonderful Ends marks the second production of Red Then Productions, and the first under the umbrella of the Austin Circle of Theaters. The first production of Red Then Productions was Week 7 of Suzan-Lori Parks’ 365 Plays/365 Days.

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    Red Then Productions

    
    Austin, 73301

    Phone: (512)470-9897

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    07/02/09- 07/25/09

    Henry V The Off Center Henry V Presented by Red Then Productions at The Off Center July 2-July 25, 2009 England's most storied and inspirational warrior king is revealed in a new, one-man adaptation of the Shakespeare history starring B. Iden Payne Award-winning actor/director and Austin Chronicle Arts Editor, Robert Faires. Henry V is the culmination of an 18 year-old dream first conceived by Faires in 1991. Using Shakespeare’s instruction to the audience to use their imaginations to conjure the play’s royal courts, horses, armies, and battlefields, Faires...

    05/15/08- 06/01/08

    When Something Wonderful Ends The Off Center When Something Wonderful Ends Presented by Red Then Productions at The Off Center May 15-June 1, 2008 Starring local stage luminary Barbara Chisholm and a 1964 bubble-cut Barbie in near mint condition, When Something Wonderful Ends explores the loss of one’s mother, America’s dependence on foreign oil, and Barbie dolls in an ingenious, whimsical, touching, funny, infuriating manner that only playwright Sherry Kramer could achieve. While packing up her parents’ home following the death of her mother, Sherry uncovers the treasure trove of Barbies from her baby-boom childhood while...

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