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Vitality: A Baroque Thanksgiving: Music to give thanks by
Opening your concert season on Thanksgiving weekend might seem odd, but it’s worked out well for Chamber Soloists of Austin
Barry Pineo
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This French clown show by RoHo Theatre Company aims to entertain, and it does just that, more often than not
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Going Over the Top and Other Outrageous Behaviors: Being melodramatic – on purpose
Karen Hastings, a specialist in melodrama and vaudeville, is offering locals a master class in acting the old-fashioned way
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Austin Shakespeare Festival: Changing of the Bard
Guy Roberts has resigned as artistic director of the Austin Shakespeare Festival, and Ann Ciccolella has been named his successor
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10 Minutes Max: For 600 seconds, anything goes
The weekend forecast calls for an umbrella – Dance Umbrella, that is, and its annual showcase of short performance works
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Gobotrick Theatre Company: Keeping the Soul Happy
Naomi Wallace’s drama One Flea Spare is the latest venture from Gobotrick Theatre Company
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‘Krishnam Vande Jagatgurum’: Saluting the Guru to the World
Silambam Dance Company of North America treats Austin to an Indian classical ballet dramatizing the life of Krishna
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Zachary Scott Theatre’s Almost Holy Picture might work better with a thousand different words
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If you go see the Vestige Group production of Cindy Lou Johnson’s Brilliant Traces, go for the performances
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‘AlienNation’: Making cabrito of immigration scapegoating
In its first new show in two years, Austin’s Latino Comedy Project roasts the immigration debate
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Jan Heaton: Watercolor in her blood
Watercolor master Jan Heaton, who’s been painting since she could hold a brush, explains how she makes art