Austin studied English language and literature at Fordham University in the Bronx, and realized her passion for theatre as a student abroad in London. She has worked as journalist in Newtown and as a researcher for NBC. She harbors an avid love for William Shakespeare and likes to carry a book with her wherever she goes. Usually found in or around New York City.
The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe is well-known for its single most defining feature: the cozy wooden theater, built in the style of ...
The Magic Flute returns to the English National Opera this week to much applause. The revival of the 2016 production, under Simon McBurney's direction...
One of the most famous Greek mythologies is one that you probably don’t know as well as you think you do - the story of Medusa, the beautiful young wo...
Hercules: In Search of a Hero, adapted and directed by Ioanna Katsarou, tackles the intimidating and lesser-known works of Euripides - Alcestis and He...
Christmastime has come to Harlem in full swing, and it is a celebration to behold. The Classical Theater of Harlem’s production of A Christmas Carol i...
Three questions: Have you ever been in love with someone who didn’t love you back? (Please raise your hand.) Do you believe in fairies? (Please snap a...
With the spooky season in full swing, a modern, female-oriented take on Bram Stoker’s Dracula sounds like just the show to see. Set in the versatile s...
Oscar Wilde’s Salome has been the inspiration for countless works of art, film, and even an opera. The story, which is at once familiar and yet freshl...
You know that it’s going to be good from the minute the spooky, soulful original track of “I Put a Spell on You” strikes up. The Greek chorus marches ...
The scene is set from the moment you descend beneath the cavernous old church on the Upper West Side which hosts Raison d’Etre: An Evening with Pirand...
