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The Essential Chopin: A Genius Displaced
In advance of her Oct. 30 program, the Essential Chopin, pianist Mary Robbins talks about Chopin and Mozart, and what makes for essential Chopin
Barry Pineo
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Austin Symphony: Everything Old Is New Again
The Austin Symphony’s local premiere of Kevin Puts’ ‘Symphony No. 2’: ‘Island of Innocence,’ evokes the cultural shift after 9/11 in a dramatic score
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Actors From the London Stage: Just the Essentials
With Actors From the London Stage in residence at UT, you can see five actors reduce theatre to its essential elements: actors, audience, story
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Home Entertainment: Neighbors Blowing Bubbles by the Rising Moon
In the city’s back yards, Leticia Rodriguez and Tim Mateer are turning strangers into neighbors through evenings full of home entertainment
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The Windy Side of the Law: Bard for the Defense
You can experience the connection between the law and literature by attending ‘The Windy Side of the Law: Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night’
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Arts Review
In his impressive solo show, ‘The Evidence of Silence Broken,’ spoken word performer Zell Miller III wears his heart, his mind, and his very soul on his sleeve
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’10 Minutes Max’: Just Enough Time to Get Moving
The clock is ticking for local movement artists, as Dance Umbrella brings back its ever-popular program of new short movement pieces, ’10 Minutes Max’
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Arts Review
At the Blue Theatre, you can see an outstanding example of commedia dell-arte in Tongue and Groove Theatre’s awesomely entertaining production of ‘The Three Cuckolds’
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Arts Review
The sketch comedians of Gag Reflex have lots of
interesting ideas and deliver some funny performances
in their new revue, but all the bits aren’t as tasty as
you’d like.
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Getting Inside Napoleon
In The Two Lives of Napoleon Beazley, actor Forest Van Dyke has the responsibility of playing the title character, an honor student who committed murder