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Tutto Theatre’s stage adaptation of Douglass Stott Parker’s poetry is less a play than a cool presentation of poems
Elizabeth Cobbe
Elizabeth Cobbe is a journalist, dramaturg, and playwright. By day, she writes python and javascript, and by night she writes reviews, arts coverage, and plays. She moved to Austin in 2005.
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The Long Center presented a strong version of a great musical that’s still worth seeing
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The script for Penfold Theatre’s latest outdoor production has its flaws, but what the company does with it is great
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This play about competitive cheerleading doesn’t always fly as high as its heroines, but the athleticism is awesome
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Shanon Weaver’s play puts a spin on the hit-man genre with some unusually gentle and refined assassins for hire
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Austin Playhouse stages this chaotic, ridiculous backstage farce with precision and fun
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Steven Dietz’s play about the Beats might best be considered as the kind of literary experiment they engaged in
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The loneliness of an African-American seamstress in 1905 is staged with powerful honesty by UT
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A Chick & a Dude Productions keeps this drama of Chicago beat cops challenging and engaging from start to finish
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The script and cast keep this drama of Beethoven and a modern scholar a human story
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The fascinating character of Truman Capote drives this thoughtful evening of theatre
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Top 10 Designer Contributions of 2012
Celebrating the year’s most exquisite – and often surprising – stage designs