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Penfold’s staging propels us through the time-space continuum to see one romance play out in many alternate ways
Adam Roberts
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No Words but What a Story
Glass Half Full Theatre reveals moving artistry in silence, smallness, and subtlety
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Stripped-Down Shakes
The player and the text take center stage in this one-man adaptation of Shakespeare’s history
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This new musical looks to put a fresh spin on the familiar Land of Oz, but the storytelling isn’t always clear
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Punchkin Repertory crafts something special out of the vast “nowhere” in the lives of its three protagonists
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City Theatre’s staging of the Rostand classic makes good use of its space and is helmed by a very engaging star
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Keeping Score
With a bumper crop of musicals onstage in August, musical directors give some notes on what they do
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The performance of this ancient Greek comedy is inconsistent, but the experience around it makes it worth a visit
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This concertized biopic provides a wonderful review of George Gershwin’s trailblazing life and career
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It would be difficult not to have fun at this Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Austin production
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Austin Playhouse does right by this popular American comedy, mining all the laughs and also making its point
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Half & Half Productions’ immersive staging of the Kander & Ebb musical keeps the joint jumpin’ for a full two hours