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Robert Faires, July 17, 2009
An Inspector Calls
Different Stages' production doesn't miss the mark, but it isn't especially powerful
Hannah Kenah, July 17, 2009
Henry V
This one-man version succeeds in staging Shakespeare's enormous play with clarity
Elizabeth Cobbe, July 17, 2009
Alphabet
The artistic interpretations of English's 26 letters here will astound and confound you
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 17, 2009
Fourth Annual Ultimate Book & Dance Affair
Some choreographers walk into a book sale ...
Jonelle Seitz, July 17, 2009
The First Time
Austin artists reveal the intimate details of how they got their muse on
Robert Faires, July 17, 2009
Tutto Theatre Company
If it's Tuesday, this must be Bomarzo
Robert Faires, July 17, 2009
Keeping It Bearden
July 10, 2009
Bill Maher
Topical applied liberally
Steve Birmingham, July 10, 2009
'The Doyle and Debbie Show'
That hillbilly vaudevillian flair
Robert Faires, July 10, 2009
Black Snow
Tutto Theatre and Bulgakov's satire are a wonderful marriage of zany energy and deep meaning
Avimaan Syam, July 10, 2009
Love, Janis
This double-sided tribute to Janis Joplin works as engaging story and rocking concert
Hannah Kenah, July 10, 2009
Running the Funny
Club manager Margie Coyle has kept the laughter going for 20 years
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 10, 2009
'Big Chief, You da Prettiest!'
A subtle nod to the longevity and cultural relevance of the Mardi Gras Indian tradition
Kate X Messer, July 10, 2009
Hideout Improv Marathon
Going out like meteors: blazing
Robert Faires, July 3, 2009
Classics Comeback
Are the great dramas of yore reclaiming their place on Austin's stages?
Robert Faires, July 3, 2009
Geppetto Dreams Family Puppet Workshops
Build a Bert (or Ernie)
Robert Faires, July 3, 2009
A Love Supreme – The Music of John Coltrane
Turtle Island Quartet's tribute to the jazz genius was fresh and thrilling
Michael Kellerman, July 3, 2009
Department of Angels
A bureaucratic heaven, as envisioned by a couple of charming clowns, is sweet
Jonelle Seitz, July 3, 2009
'The Lining of Forgetting: Internal and External Memory in Art'
This thought-provoking exhibition plays off memory's elusive, fluid nature
Robert Faires, July 3, 2009
'Dune Shack Summer'
Finding her muse on old Cape Cod
Robert Faires, July 3, 2009
The Hideout Improv Marathon
If it's 4am, this must be Maestro
Robert Faires, June 26, 2009
'The Collections'
We are what we keep
Cindy Widner, June 26, 2009
Touch
This drama about mind and spirit and love and grief has much to recommend it
Barry Pineo, June 26, 2009
Impermanence
This aerial dance enlarges your heart, your field of vision, your brain capacity
Jonelle Seitz, June 26, 2009
Mourning for Landscape, Ritual for Shelter
Jen Frost Smith's installation explored notions of home as the artist prepares to move
Rachel Koper, June 26, 2009
'Off the Edge: The Experimental Prints of Cynthia Brants'
Brants' restless exploration of printmaking has created a lush and compelling body of work
Robert Faires, June 19, 2009
Pollyanna Theatre Company
A world of 'Patterns'
Hannah Kenah, June 19, 2009
Chris Bonno
A professional funny man returns
Robert Faires, June 19, 2009
Tina Marsh
In memoriam
