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The End of the Line?
As print media money dries up, political cartoonists look to the web
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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Exhibitionism
Palindrome’s staging succeeds in the acting department but fails as a political statement
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Arts Review
The follow-up is no mere epilogue but a powerful tale that stands on its own
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Pressing the Flesh
The world’s leading adult toy manufacturer for men wants to take the stigma out of sex
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Arts Review
The audience came seeking cult icon Ron Swanson, and that’s who Nick Offerman gave them
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Arts Review
This aerial adaptation of H.G. Wells is neat, and there’s nothing wrong with that
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Arts Review
This Rubber Rep show throws lots of weirdness our way, but some of it is beautiful
