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The Neovagina Monologues: Tales of transformation
UT RTF professor Sandy Stone takes the stage to tell stories from the lives of transgendered individuals
Arts Feature, Nov. 30, 2007
Bubba and Babe's Backwoods Texas Wedding
Dinner-theatre nuptials, Texas-style
Arts Feature, Nov. 23, 2007
Austin Script Works: A daily dose does a playwright good
ASW helps writers face down the obstacles between them and their keyboards
Arts Feature, Sep. 7, 2007
'Radical Nautical': Awash in water works
For its annual juried show, Gallery Lombardi asked artists to dive into the fantastical and mythical depths of the ocean
Arts Feature, Aug. 3, 2007
Hustle and Show
City Theatre Company's first year is a lesson in building a new stage and mounting a season at breakneck speed
Arts Feature, Jul. 20, 2007
'I Am Not Tartuffe': American rock & roll vs. French art film
Yellow Tape Construction Company's I Am Not Tartuffe reimagines Molière's satire as a tale of scheming French people plotting to take over America's future
Arts Feature, Mar. 16, 2007
Top 10 Pratfalls of 2006, Plus Some Shining Examples of Physical Comedy
Arts Feature, Jan. 5, 2007
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