MY WAY: After Dark Highlight Reel

September 2026

Directed & Produced by Ty Graynor & Amanda Mullen
Choreography by Ty Graynor, Amanda Mullen, Hayley Miller

Lighting by Kay Currier-Graves
Stage Managed by Bethany Logan & Jordan Miller

Crew: Sergio Carrasco & Kitty

Three women on stage in theatrical costumes dancing and smiling in the first image, a person in black and white casual clothing performing a dance move on stage in the second image, and a large group of women in black dance outfits striking various p

A woman with red hair and tattoos is singing into a microphone on stage with bright lights overhead, her eyes closed and hand raised.

Four women are performing a dance act on stage, seated on chairs, with colorful stage lighting highlighting their energetic movements and costumes.

A woman with short dark hair wearing a red top, black pants, and a choker necklace performs a high kick dance move on a dark stage.

Performer on stage dancing in fishnet stockings, black shorts, and a retro outfit, with audience members clapping and laughing in the background under stage lights.

Performer on stage during a theatrical performance, wearing a beige top and black jacket, with a serious expression under blue stage lights.

Stage performance scene with four performers; one man and three women, in dramatic poses and expressions, with colorful stage lighting.

A dancer in fishnet stockings and a black crop top performs on stage during a dance show, with an audience clapping and performers in the background under stage lighting.

A woman performing a dance on stage during an event, with an audience watching in the background.

Women dancing on a stage with purple lighting, wearing black outfits, with one woman squatting and others in various dance poses.

ABOUT

After a sold-out premiere in June, My Way: A New York Cabaret, returns to Pershing Hall this September – with a provocative twist.

Austin's one-of-a-kind cabaret is back for its final appearance of the season. After Dark pulls audiences into an intimate, electric telling of the New York experience. From Broadway stages, subway platforms, cobblestone streets, underground clubs — the dancers move to the rhythm of the city that never sleeps.

Three shows. Two days. One round trip ticket to New York City.