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When the Rain Stops Falling
Strong writing and a robust cast make Different Stages’ production stay with you
Adam Roberts
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The Sorcerer
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s latest show may be lesser known, but it still prompts plenty of smiles
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El Nogalar
Teatro Vivo’s bilingual Chekhov reboot provides a context for examining social class in contemporary Mexico
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She Stoops to Conquer
Austin Playhouse brought out the impudence of this comedy of manners through a shared vision of sincere simplicity
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The Insomniac’s Ball
Bottle Alley’s new site-specific show feels very much like a house party in which the guests talk all night long
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Deus Ex Machina
Deus Ex Machina lets audiences literally play gods and choose what happens to the House of Atreus
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Top 10 Theatre Duos & Trios of 2014
Remembering a year in theatre in which performers distinguished themselves in twos and threes
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Waiting for Lefty
Street Corner Arts’ Waiting for Lefty reveals how Clifford Odets did immersive theatre nearly 80 years ago
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Exhibitionism
This new chamber group’s look at the dark side of Romantic music offered some fresh takes on iconic works
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Time Stands Still
Austin Playhouse finds the raw pain in this drama of a photojournalist wounded in the Iraq War
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Social Networking
Caryl Churchill’s latest explores humanity in the
midst of technological inundation