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The women in City Theatre’s staging carry one another as their characters do
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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Assessing Paper Chairs’ excavation of young Brecht is, put simply, difficult
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Palindrome makes Albee’s old/new play remarkable, insightful, and unsettling
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TexARTS’ revival boasts a lovely Patsy, superb music, and a killer green dress
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A sluggish pace hinders but doesn’t spoil this classic Shakespeare-esque musical
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This play about death is so funny you feel healthier after than you did before
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This site-specific show is in a lovely home, but the characters in it lack depth
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This adaptation of Homer’s epic is faithful to a fault and rough around the edges
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Zell Miller III makes the four corners of hip-hop come together in the theatre
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Penfold Theatre’s first show in Round Rock delivers a pleasant evening of laughs
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City Theatre’s solid staging gets an extra charge from Rachel McGinnis’ Maggie