Arts and the Economy
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Robert Faires, April 14, 2006
Payback as Comeback
The Rude Mechs boost a resurgence with 'REVENGE!'
Steve Moore, April 14, 2006
Zachary Scott Theatre Center
Bess, you is my woman now
Robert Faires, April 14, 2006
'Learning from Local Artists'
Jacqueline May, April 14, 2006
Blanton Museum of Art
What's in a name?
Robert Faires, April 14, 2006
Static
The Salvage Vanguard Theater world premiere of Ryan Pavelchik's 'Static' seats 12 viewers in a hotel room with a man desperately seeking to find himself
Barry Pineo, April 14, 2006
Drive, He Said
In its 13th year, Jason Neulander shifts Salvage Vanguard Theater into overdrive
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 14, 2006
Still Burnin' Down the House
Salvage Vanguard Theater and the Rude Mechs party on
Robert Faires, April 14, 2006
The Floating Chair
Bringing a lot to the table
Rachel Koper, April 14, 2006
The Odd Couple
Director Don Toner serves his Austin Playhouse revival of
The Odd Couple well by turning its wonderful characters
over to wonderful character actors
Robert Faires, April 14, 2006
Culture Flash!
Council candidates talk the arts, the people's choice from City Hall's art exhibit, musical theatre training from Broadway pros, and local playwrights get read on both coasts
Robert Faires, April 7, 2006
'Outer Limits'
The new series of paintings in 'Outer Limits' by Eric Gibbons offers psychological portraits of the artist and of characters from Star Wars
Benné Rockett, April 7, 2006
Durang/Durang
In the St. Edward's University production of Christopher Durang's redundantly titled 'Durang/Durang,' canonized American plays transform into comedic farce
Heather Barfield Cole, April 7, 2006
... And the 'West' is History
How Big State's little monologue show changed Austin theatre
Robert Faires, April 7, 2006
Director's Choice/Evolution
In Director's Choice/Evolution, the side-by-side presentation of old and new dances by Ballet Austin's Stephen Mills and Gina Patterson revealed two creators maturing and deepening in their art
Robert Faires, April 7, 2006
'In the West': Living Portraits Avedon Would Die For
The original 'Austin Chronicle' review from Nov. 15, 1985
Robert Faires, April 7, 2006
Christo and Jeanne-Claude
'Over the River' and through their words
Robert Faires, April 7, 2006
The Women
The more things change ...
Barry Pineo, April 7, 2006
The 'West' Shall Rise Again
A new generation creates its own take on the show that changed Austin theatre
Robert Faires, April 7, 2006
American Fiesta
Prize dish
Robert Faires, March 31, 2006
The Glory of Living
As staged by Hyde Park Theatre, Rebecca Gilman's 'The Glory of Living' walks a tightrope between offensive slurs and comical jabs over solemn social issues
Patti Hadad, March 31, 2006
Director's Choice
Evolution: pictures of life
Robert Faires, March 31, 2006
Author? Author?
Who really wrote Shakespeare's plays? In 'The Beard of Avon,' Amy Freed plays the question for laughs.
Robert Faires, March 31, 2006
In Memoriam
Alfred King
Robert Faires, March 31, 2006
Kissing the Goodbye
Dying and the worth of individual lives are treated with a refreshing and uplifting respect in Zell Miller III's family drama 'Kissing the Goodbye'
Barry Pineo, March 31, 2006
Bad Dates
Lousy break
Robert Faires, March 31, 2006
Austin on Authorship
Robert Faires, March 31, 2006
OilBash
Literate, greasy ladies throw down on the Eastside
Cindy Widner, March 31, 2006
'Lance Letscher: Index'
Lance Letscher's works in the D Berman exhibit 'Index' are at once sublime, profound, mesmerizing, gorgeous, subversive, and encompassing
Benné Rockett, March 31, 2006
Austin Lyric Opera
Ready for its close-up
