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John Carroll imbues the great detective with a gravitas true to Conan Doyle’s creation
Avimaan Syam
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A night full of the unexpected surprises that make FronteraFest worth going to
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Top 10 Wonderful Things About Austin Theatre in 2008 (In No Particular Order)
Chronicle Arts writer Avimaan Syam recalls 2008, in the theatre
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Rob Nash’s solo show is funny, honest, and a welcome relief from saccharine holiday shows
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This Hamlet seen through the eyes of Ophelia – rather, five Ophelias – is astounding
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Cyndi Williams pens a gothic ghost story, and what a demented, dramatic tale it is
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Austin Shakespeare’s staging is strong but at times is lost in its own sound and fury
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City Theatre honors Shrew‘s fun, wild, lusty world while putting Kate and Petruchio in a burger joint
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Much has been invested in mounting Manuel Zarate’s five-play cycle, all to answer the basic question: What is love?
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It’s surprising how much of the sharp edge in Mamet’s Hollywood satire is polished off by Austin Playhouse’s production