Press
Reviews
Yamel Cucuy
- Hispanic LA.: Teatro: Cuando el miedo tiene dos caras en Yamel Cucuy (2026)
- Chicago Reader: Yamel Cucuy provides a bold and inspiring kickoff for this year’s Destinos festival (2026)
- Chicago Tribune: The spooky Destinos play ‘Yamel Cucuy’ asks: who benefits the most from fear? (2026)
- Discover Hollywood (Los Angeles): YAMEL CUCUY – Latino Theater Company (2026)
- StageRaw (Los Angeles): Yamel Cucuy (2024)
- SightLines (Austin): ‘Yamel Cucuy’ shines with creativity (2022)
- Austin Chronicle: Yamel Cucuy – Modern-day Mexican folktales rallies against things that go bump in the night (2022)
Frutos de la Muerte
- Austin Chronicle: “Family History Proves Fertile Artistic Ground” (2026)
- Glasstire: Review: “Frutos de los Muertos”- Puppeteering Mushroom-Induced Visions of a Traumatic Past (2026)
- Stage and Cinema: A TRIP WORTH TAKING. A mushroom-fueled journey through family memory finds wisdom in the chaos (2026)
Cenicienta: A Bilingual Cinderella Story
- Austin Chronicle: Cenicienta: The bibbidi-bobbidi-boo in this bilingual Cinderella story lies in the storytelling (2022)
- Austin Chronicle: Cenicienta: Zach Theatre’s Cenicienta wondrously conjures the enchantment of Cinderella’s tale and a child’s imagination (2015)
Polly Mermaid Apocalypse WOW!
- Austin Chronicle: Polly Mermaid: Apocalypse WOW! – This playful eco-fable by Caroline Reck and Indigo Rael creates a surprising plastic paradise under the sea (2018)
- CTX Live Theatre: Apocalypse WOW by Glass Half Full Theater (2018)
Once There Were Six Seasons
Austin Chronicle: Once There Were Six Seasons: Using innovative puppetry, Glass Half Full Theatre dukes it out with climate change in an invigorating way (2019)
Austin Chronicle: Once There Were Six Seasons: Glass Half Full Theatre employs puppets to show us a series of visions of the Earth transformed by climate change (2014)
- CTX Live Theatre: Once There Were Six Seasons by Glass Half Full Theatre (2014)
Don Quixote de La ReDo
- Austin Chronicle: Don Quixote de La Redo: This imaginative spin on Cervantes tells of walls and the stories that inspire us to tear them down (2017)
Simple Sundries
- Austin Chronicle: Simple Sundries takes a basic bird-meets-girl story and layers on the complexities of life in Austin right now (2015)
Petra and the Wolf
Austin Chronicle: Peter and the Wolf Go to Texas (2015)
Missionary Position, Parts 1, 2, and 3
- CTX Live Theatre: Missionary Position, Pleasure Journeys for the Intrepid Lady Explorer, Season 3 (2016)
Austin Chronicle: Missionary Position: Session 2 – The intrepid women explorers of Glass Half Full Theatre make a welcome return, bringing bointiful laughs (2015)
- CTX Live Theatre: Missionary Position, Pleasure Journeys for the Intrepid Lady Explorer (2013)
Orchid Flotilla
Austin Chronicle: The Orchid Flotilla: Glass Half Full Theatre reveals moving artistry in silence, smallness, and subtlety (2014)
- CTX Live Theatre: The Orchid Flotilla by Glass Half Full Theatre (2014)
- CultureMap Austin: Glass Half Full Theatre’s wordless journey: The Orchid Flotilla drifts through asea of isolation (2012)
FupDuck
Austin Chronicle: FupDuck: Glass Half Full Theatre’s latest is sweeter and more uplifting than its PR suggests (2012)
Articles and other Coverage
LA. Times
Broadway World
Stage Whisper
KUT News Austin
‘Frutos de la Muerte’ is a multilingual play with puppets that’s about family secrets and mushrooms (2026)
‘We took that challenge’: Glass Half Full Theatre adapts the children’s book ‘Maebelle’s Suitcase’ (2024)
‘Exactly what needs to exist’: Glass Half Full Theatre presents ‘Yamel Cucuy’ (2022)
Glass Half Full Theatre Presents ‘Don Quixote de La Redo’ (2017)
Sightlines Magazine
A Year In: Caroline Reck, artistic director of Glass Half Full Theatre (2021)
A decade retrospective of Austin Puppet Incident streams online (2020)
In ‘Calle Allende,’ Frida Kahlo’s Dual Self as Puppet Theater (2019)
Austin Chronicle
Arts and Culture Texas