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Forgotten Radical
Thornton's plays are Wilder than you might remember
'The 101 Dalmatians Musical'
Tony Award-winning Director Jerry Zaks describes going to the dogs
Austin Singers
Area high school poets get to share the concert stage with old-school masters of verse
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Art for Days November 13, 2009
Can you handle two weeks' worth of the East Austin Studio Tour?
Public Art: Eastside Artists Jailed Over a Mural?! November 13, 2009
Two artists are arrested while painting a mural on a wall in East Austin
Crumb/Spiegelman/Mouly: The Comix Conversation That Will 'Zap' You 'Raw' November 13, 2009
Three worthies of graphic storytelling set down their pens for a chat at Bass
Center Stage Texas: 'Broadway Baby' Bologna Back on the Boards in Austin November 13, 2009
Tony nominee David Bologna joins a musical benefit for his old school, kidsActing
The Art Is Formally Known as Prints November 6, 2009
A somewhat kaleidoscopic glimpse of Austin's screen-printing scene
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Compagnie Julie Dossavi/Trey McIntyre Project November 6, 2009
World-class choreographers from Paris and Houston dance into Austin the same week
Stephen Sondheim: Everything Depends on Execution November 6, 2009
Three musical directing pros appraise the artistry of this master of the musical
Zach Theatre: First Look at a New Stage October 30, 2009
The curtain is raised on the design for the new 420-seat Topfer Theatre
'The Small Corners of Existence' October 30, 2009
Robert Shults' photographs reveal familiar buildings as secret shelters
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DUSK: IMPROVISED TWEEN EROTICA
Gnap! Theatre Projects introduces its send-up of the ridiculously popular Twilight vampire series. Every Friday and Saturday night, the (eternally) youthful fangs 'n' angst soap opera plays out in full unscripted hilarity as you watch the brows furrow, the eyes beseech, the libidos flare, and yet, somehow, the various hymens remain as unbroken as the giant cross at the end of Hammer Studios' Dracula Has Risen From The Grave. Recommended. Through Nov. 21. Fri.-Sat., 8pm.
Salvage Vanguard Theater, 2803 Manor Rd, 474-7886.
$10.
www.gnaptheater.org
ESTHER'S FOLLIES
The most popular troupe in town lampoons the political antics and celebrity shenanigans of the day with musical comedy and sketches that'll put you in stitches regardless of the state of national healthcare. (Stitches, we said, get it?) Also, the death-defying magic and illusions of the amazing Ray Anderson. Thrills! Chills! Ripped-from-the-headlines events turned into comedy gold! Reservations highly recommended. Thu., 8pm; Fri.-Sat., 8 & 10pm. $20 (discounts available Thursdays & Fridays for seniors, students, military). Additional $5 for special reserved seats.
Esther's Pool, 525 E. Sixth, 320-0553.
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Annie: A review: Roadshow at Bass Concert Hall, June 5-7
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