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Review Archive: Arts


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Pride and Prejudice November 20, 2009
UT credibly brings the Jane Austen novel to life onstage, if in a rather rushed fashion

'Over and Under' November 20, 2009
Jenny Hart weaves together threads of mystery and wonder in this exhibit of embroidery

Leave It to Beverly November 13, 2009
This send-up of sitcoms can't solve its problems as smoothly as the old shows it spoofs did

Freefall November 13, 2009
Cheryl Chaddick's four dances are diverse, a touch raw, and almost unfailingly interesting

La Bohème November 13, 2009
A natural and believable cast makes Puccini's enduring romance captivating yet again

The Trojan Women November 6, 2009
A version that shows us in the women of Troy the brutalized women of our own time's wars

Under the Gaslight November 6, 2009
The cast invests hook, line, and sinker in the earnestness of this old-school melodrama

An indoor/outdoor show where vast landscapes an inch high meet extremely eerie interiors

You'll be hard-pressed to find a riskier production in Austin this year than this strange string of ballads and mysteries

Nosferatu October 30, 2009
When this play looks in the mirror, the dramaturg is invisible

There's no wink-nudge irony to these works of deep sincerity

Staged by the Bell October 23, 2009
If you watched Saved by the Bell as a kid, you'll have a darn good time at this staged send-up

This concert's three virtuosi showed us why nothing trumps a live music experience

A dreamlike exhibition of memory and the continual erosion thereof

Evil Dead: The Musical October 16, 2009
If dancing zombies and blood by the gallon appeal to you, this may be your dream musical

A Time for Life October 16, 2009
A gorgeous and meaningful musical experience that again showed Conspirare's mastery

Contemporary Culture October 16, 2009
A show offering a wonderful variety of strong art, but grouped by an unnecessary theme

Frost/Nixon October 9, 2009
The show is at its best when its two leads are locked in combat like boxers in a ring

Ballet Austin's fowl-centric program bagged a comforting swan and powerful Firebird

In this show, the eye of the beholder is in the beauty as much as beauty is in that eye


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