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The Art Is Formally Known as Prints

BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER

A somewhat kaleidoscopic glimpse of Austin's screen-printing scene

THIS WEEK IN ARTS

The Art Is Formally Known as Prints
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
A somewhat kaleidoscopic glimpse of Austin's screen-printing scene

Compagnie Julie Dossavi/Trey McIntyre Project
BY ANDREW LONG
World-class choreographers from Paris and Houston dance into Austin the same week

Stephen Sondheim
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Three musical directing pros appraise the artistry of this master of the musical

Arts Reviews

The Trojan Women
A version that shows us in the women of Troy the brutalized women of our own time's wars
Under the Gaslight
The cast invests hook, line, and sinker in the earnestness of this old-school melodrama
Katie Maratta & Owen McAuley
An indoor/outdoor show where vast landscapes an inch high meet extremely eerie interiors

RECENT FEATURES

Zach Theatre: First Look at a New Stage October 30, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

The curtain is raised on the design for the new 420-seat Topfer Theatre

'The Small Corners of Existence' October 30, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

Robert Shults' photographs reveal familiar buildings as secret shelters

There Will Be Blood October 23, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

... And bloodsuckers and zombies and ghosts and murderers all over our stages this week

2009 B. Iden Payne Awards: Improv Rules, McKelvey Sweeps October 23, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

The crowd came to honor local theatre but left impressed by Austin's strong comedy scene

The Smothers Brothers October 23, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

Tom, the elder Smothers Brother, talks about comedy, his heroes, and politics

Deep in the Art October 16, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

Bob 'Daddy-O' Wade's 40-year road trip through all that is Texas

Chorus Austin: New Director Comes From Portland ... Weekly October 16, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

With choral conductor Ryan Heller, Austin's gain is not necessarily Portland's loss

Shannon Sedwick: Honoring the Cal Ripken of Austin Theatre October 16, 2009

BY ROBERT FAIRES

The once and future queen of Esther's Follies receives a special B. Iden Payne award

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RECENT REVIEWS

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

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

Katie Maratta & Owen McAuley: An indoor/outdoor show where vast landscapes an inch high meet extremely eerie interiors

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

MORE ARTS REVIEWS

RECOMMENDED: Guest by Courtesy at Salvage Vanguard Theater

TODAY'S ARTS LISTINGS

The scene turned inside art

Annie: A review: Roadshow at Bass Concert Hall, June 5-7

HRC opens the doors on De Niro: The Harry Ransom Center bulks up its movie holdings

Local Actor Lou Perryman Murdered: The body of Lou Perryman, a longtime fixture in the Austin film and theatre community, was found by Austin Police Thursday morning

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