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Department of Angels July 3, 2009
A bureaucratic heaven, as envisioned by a couple of charming clowns, is sweet
A Love Supreme – The Music of John Coltrane July 3, 2009
Turtle Island Quartet's tribute to the jazz genius was fresh and thrilling
This thought-provoking exhibition plays off memory's elusive, fluid nature
Touch June 26, 2009
This drama about mind and spirit and love and grief has much to recommend it
Impermanence June 26, 2009
This aerial dance enlarges your heart, your field of vision, your brain capacity
Mourning for Landscape, Ritual for Shelter June 26, 2009
Jen Frost Smith's installation explored notions of home as the artist prepares to move
Teacher, Teacher June 19, 2009
Max Langert's educational farce is a grade shy of being the zany romp it means to be
Iolanthe June 19, 2009
The people in this show love Gilbert and Sullivan, and you can feel it in every moment
Brants' restless exploration of printmaking has created a lush and compelling body of work
Killer Joe June 12, 2009
It won't warm your heart, but this tour de force of dark humor ought to thrill you
Guilds of Steel / Faster Than the Speed of Light June 12, 2009
Improv offers a nerdgasm for fantasy fans, but the sci-fi musical's gears rarely mesh
Ghostsongs June 12, 2009
Two makers of narrative figurative art grapple with death in a striking show
Long Day's Journey Into Night June 5, 2009
Ar Rud's production is how O'Neill's study of family and fragility is supposed to be
Home Entertainment 2009 June 5, 2009
A lovely, loving tribute to the Eastside's Blackland neighborhood and playtime past
Nathan Green: Happy Birthday Moon June 5, 2009
In his second Art Palace solo show, Green throws a powerful punch of relentless joy
Hay Fever May 29, 2009
A racing pace and broad acting don't always serve Noël Coward's urbane comedy
The Long Now May 29, 2009
Beth Burns' play has the seed of a unique love story, but it still needs developing
Practice, Practice, Practice May 29, 2009
Repetition isn't always good or funny, but in this show, it can change your point of view
Oceana May 22, 2009
The Vortex's latest theatrical immersion in myth sinks you down 20,000 leagues
Romeo and Juliet May 22, 2009
The heart of this Tejano-style retelling is not the lovers but the people around them
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