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Evolving Dialogue
Can Sharon Sparlin’s play get science and religion to stop yelling and start talking?
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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Half the fun of Different Stages’ absorbing production is talking about it later
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This Feydeau farce is like an apple pie: familiar, and it tastes good going down
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What makes Wendy Wasserstein’s play still relevant ekes through at City Theatre
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A strong ensemble abets this witty but quiet play about three old French soldiers
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Rocketing Through Hard Times
Yellow Tape and other small theatre groups blast past the black hole of the recession
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This worthy production of Rostand’s play reveals the rock star in its romantic hero
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The script’s faults and poor production choices hinder Displaced Theatre’s debut
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Top 10 Belly Laughs of 2008
Chronicle Arts writer Elizabeth Cobbe remembers the sweetest comedic moments in 2008
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Cynic admits: Ballet Austin’s take sparks the imagination with beauty and grace
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Like its confused hero, this rock musical doesn’t seem to know what it really is