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Guest by Courtesy
Etiquette takes a pratfall in this comic battle for control between cousins
Reviewed by Arts Review, Nov. 10, 2011
The B. Beaver Animation
The Rude Mechs' re-creation of the Mabou Mines work is necessary but strange
Reviewed by Arts Review, Nov. 3, 2011
Down the Drain
The leads put so much of themselves in this new play that it transcends fiction
Reviewed by Arts Review, Aug. 18, 2011
Urinetown: The Musical
Students sing and dance this satire at such a high level, it's astounding
Reviewed by Arts Review, Aug. 4, 2011
Uncle Vanya
The design impresses, but the actors struggle against a noisy air conditioner
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jun. 30, 2011
I Love You Because
This funny, naughty musical is the perfect show for a Sunday afternoon
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jun. 23, 2011
The Mikado
The show lacks energy, but its songs, voices, and comic spectacle are intact
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jun. 16, 2011
Independence
The Paradox Players effectively mine the emotions from this family drama
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jun. 9, 2011
True West
The show has the makings of quite a spectacle if the cast can keep the top on
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jun. 2, 2011
Of Mice and Men
A relaxed tempo can't obscure the lyricism and dark beauty of Steinbeck's tale
Reviewed by Arts Review, May. 26, 2011
The Grand Theory of Everything Between
What's undeniably grand about this new dance is Peter Stopschinski's music
Reviewed by Arts Review, May. 19, 2011
A Behanding in Spokane
This black comedy delivers everything you expect from a Hyde Park Theatre show
Reviewed by Arts Review, May. 5, 2011
This Spring of Love
Treating Shakespeare as a high school musical comedy leads to much fun at City Theatre
Reviewed by Arts Review, Apr. 28, 2011
Chesapeake
Charles P. Stites makes this two-hour one-man show look like a romp in the park
Reviewed by Arts Review, Apr. 21, 2011
Out of Ink: Forgetting Finnegan
The charm of ScriptWorks' annual showcase of 10-minute plays is in its potluck nature
Reviewed by Arts Review, Apr. 14, 2011
Ain't Misbehavin'
Two hours of sublime singing and dynamic dancing at the service of Fats Waller's music
Reviewed by Arts Review, Apr. 7, 2011
Much Ado About Nothing
The Present Company's debut with an open-air staging of the Bard's comedy is magical
Reviewed by Arts Review, Mar. 31, 2011
The Night of the Iguana
Different Stages can't surmount the deeply flawed nature of Tennessee Williams' play
Reviewed by Arts Review, Mar. 24, 2011
Drone: The Musical Comedy
This show is an entertainment with an eminently enjoyable looseness to it
Reviewed by Arts Review, Feb. 10, 2011
The Incredible Shrinking Man
This shadow-theatre staging of the sci-fi classic is, indeed, incredible
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jan. 27, 2011
Let's Make Love Tonight!
The comedian's tales about sex are often uproarious and always intimate
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jan. 27, 2011
Planet of the Mermaids
A hot band plays cool music for a wild sci-fi film that may or may not be a put-on
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jan. 20, 2011
Humble Boy
With this comedic riff on Hamlet, the production's strength is in the acting
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jan. 13, 2011
Top 10 Most Memorable Locally Produced Live Performance Offerings That I Chanced To See in 2010
A theatre year of staged fantasies, musical fun, and crazy families
Arts Feature, Jan. 6, 2011
A Kodachrome Christmas
Sweet, funny family fare that proves you can't ever have enough Christmas shows
Reviewed by Arts Review, Dec. 10, 2010
Morning's at Seven
A fine cast and expert staging transport us back to a more gracious America
Reviewed by Arts Review, Dec. 3, 2010
Rent
A Broadway-quality staging of the popular rock musical with energy to spare
Reviewed by Arts Review, Oct. 8, 2010
Hamlet
Shakespeare's best-known play is performed too fast for the audience to absorb
Reviewed by Arts Review, Sep. 24, 2010
MilkMilkLemonade
A gay elementary school love story with palpable resonance for everyone
Reviewed by Arts Review, Sep. 17, 2010
Metamorphoses
Aerialists add theatrical magic to the myths here, but a Texas twang sounds off
Reviewed by Arts Review, Sep. 10, 2010
Dead White Males
This critique of public education loses grade points on acting choices
Reviewed by Arts Review, Sep. 3, 2010
I Witness
This dance/spoken-word production embodies our waking, sleeping dream
Reviewed by Arts Review, Aug. 27, 2010
'Metamorphoses'
Zach's take on Greek myths takes flight with help from Blue Lapis Light aerialists
Arts Feature, Aug. 6, 2010
Melancholy Play
A funny, charming, truly sweet staging of a play that's not melancholy at all
Reviewed by Arts Review, Aug. 6, 2010
'Early Girl'
Paladin Theatre Company gives women a chance in the spotlight
Arts Feature, Jul. 30, 2010
The Virgin w / 10,000 Arrows
Debutantes & Vagabonds' theatrical production invites you to take a piece of the artist
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jul. 30, 2010
'The Virgin w/ 10,000 Arrows'
Jason Tremblay's new play may convince you that Andres Marco Relli existed
Arts Feature, Jul. 23, 2010
Annie
This year's Zilker Summer Musical doesn't yet reach the bar set by past shows
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jul. 23, 2010
'Swift Solos'
olive Dance Theatre's tribute to pioneering breaker Ken Swift
Arts Feature, Jul. 16, 2010
Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat
This provocative play about behavior in wartime is not for the faint of heart
Reviewed by Arts Review, Jul. 16, 2010
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