Dan Solomon
Dan Solomon has lived in Austin since 2002. In addition to the Chronicle, he writes about culture, politics, sports, and arts for Vulture, Sports Illustrated, Fast Company, Texas Monthly, and more.
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The Time of Their Lives
Richard Linklater and Ellar Coltrane reflect on the 12 years they spent making ‘Boyhood’
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Exhibitionism
Poison Apple’s latest, about a friendship affected by social media, provides little to engage with
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Exhibitionism
The current touring version of this Kander & Ebb musical doesn’t deliver much in the way of spectacle
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Exhibitionism
This drama of Chilean exiles in Wisconsin is a play of rare beauty that speaks to loss, hope, and regret in ways we seldom see
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Growing Pains
Emily Hagins became a household Austin name for her work as a teen director, but what happens when that novelty wears off?
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Exhibitionism
This intensely personal look at depression and personal demons provides a showcase for Trouble Puppet’s builders and puppeteers
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Exhibitionism
The Georgetown Palace production isn’t always effective, but it gets at the continued relevance of Aaron Sorkin’s script
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A ‘Prince’ Among Men
David Gordon Green makes himself at home in Bastrop for ‘Prince Avalanche’
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Exhibitionism
Summer Stock Austin embraces the sprawling fun and surreal silliness of this durable coming-of-age musical