Mario DiGiorgio
On the cynic's side of the street
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Robert Faires, May 19, 2006
Getting Physical
Anna Deavere Smith returns to Austin to investigate the resilience of the human body
Robert Faires, May 12, 2006
Cheater
With cheating so hip today, Andrea Skola and Shrewd Productions have put together eight original 10-minute plays that explore the contemporary nuances of being a cheat
Patti Hadad, May 12, 2006
Finding Writer's Voice
Suzan-Lori Parks isn't coasting, 'cause she's still listening
Robert Faires, May 12, 2006
Tintypes
Violet Crown Players' revival of the revue 'Tintypes' doesn't always work theatrically, but musically, its celebration of early 20th-century American music is pleasing to hear
Barry Pineo, May 12, 2006
Art of the Pot
Teapots for Mum?
Rachel Koper, May 12, 2006
Cultural Benefits
Once in a Blue Moon comes an OoBenanny
Robert Faires, May 12, 2006
Dance Repertory Theatre
Capital steps
Robert Faires, May 12, 2006
Funniest Person in Austin Semifinals
Sometimes you shoot the fish, ...
Wayne Alan Brenner, May 12, 2006
'Justice for All?'
Artists take on the death penalty
Robert Faires, May 5, 2006
Triple Espresso
'Triple Espresso's premise, with a performing trio reuniting and resolving old conflicts, is just an excuse for three expert entertainers to strut their stuff
Barry Pineo, May 5, 2006
9x9x9
In Randy Wyatt's '9x9x9,' Coda Theater Project offers a kooky thought piece on life / death and the power of God, but a lack of clarity in presentation undercuts some of the fun
Heather Barfield Cole, May 5, 2006
'Peat Duggins: The Moment That Changed My Life Forever'
Peat Duggins' Art Palace show, 'The Moment That Changed My Life Forever,' contrasts the reactions of those in power and those immediately involved in the act of living
Nikki Moore, May 5, 2006
Looking for Las Vegas
An Austin playwright discovers Sin City by going to Louisville
Dan Dietz, May 5, 2006
Culture Flash!
A day for free comic books, a call for new First Night Austin proposals, and a prize for fans of Sharon Bridgforth
Robert Faires, May 5, 2006
Salvage Vanguard Theater
Into the Promised Land
Robert Faires, May 5, 2006
The Exonerated
In the Zachary Scott Theatre Center staging of 'The Exonerated,' tales of people wrongfully imprisoned on death row draw us deeply into a world of injustice
Robert Faires, April 28, 2006
Repressed Burial Fantasy
We're all meat
Rachel Koper, April 28, 2006
'Hank Waddell: Tree Bones'
The brightly painted dead or decaying limbs in Hank Waddell's exhibit 'Tree Bones 'draws viewers' attention to the effect people have on the health of the environment
Benné Rockett, April 28, 2006
Luminocity
When architecture gets into the movies
Robert Faires, April 28, 2006
'Testsite 06.1 ~ The Burden of Decision: Two Exercises in Collaboration'
'Testsite 06.1 ~ The Burden of Decision' is an investigation of artistic collaboration with a strong current of Freudian repression and struggle running below the surface
Nikki Moore, April 28, 2006
Conspirare
Cause for singing
Robert Faires, April 28, 2006
Decameron Day 7: REVENGE!
The Rude Mechs' 'Decameron Day 7:REVENGE!' is a meditation on vengeance refracted through the lens of ghost stories, how-to guides, 'Star Wars,' and soap operas
Robert Faires, April 28, 2006
Finishing Touches
On the eve of its long-awaited grand opening, UT's Blanton Museum gets its art in the right place
Robert Faires, April 28, 2006
The Beard of Avon
Different Stages' production of the Amy Freed comedy 'The Beard of Avon' benefits from two actors who create an Elizabethan odd couple in delightful balance
Robert Faires, April 21, 2006
Austin Green Art
Block (21) party
Robert Faires, April 21, 2006
Blue Lapis Light
Dancing across a skyscraper skeleton
Robert Faires, April 21, 2006
Austin Arts Hall of Fame
Class of 2006
Robert Faires, April 21, 2006
Bad Dates
Theresa Rebeck's Bad Dates is a guilty pleasure, offering reflections on relationships, jobs, fashion, and dating through genuinely captivating monologues
Heather Barfield Cole, April 21, 2006
Texas Young Masters
Class of 2006
