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Different Stages has fun with Shaw’s dissection of the institution of marriage
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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A creative adaptation that offers the pleasure of seeing good puppeteers at work
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Watching Mamet’s salesmen self-destruct may help you understand what happened to your IRA
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Yellow Tape’s latest doesn’t thump or rage but whispers something wonderful to you
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Artists as Developers
A symposium gives creative types a new role in rebuilding neighborhoods
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Teatro Vivo: Giving Voice to Its Own
In a departure, the company mounts a program of plays by four of its artists
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Scottish Rite Theatre serves up Shakespearean comedy with actors who know their stuff
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Zach Theatre’s production is so good that you wish you were onstage with the characters
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Tongue and Groove Theatre’s new show leaves you feeling like something dark and heavy has been lifted up and carried far, far away
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Tom White’s new drama about wish-fulfillment and a couple facing their final time together suffers from a lack of clarity
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Zach’s production inspires laughter as it offers the guilty pleasure of watching sexy young men dancing and singing together in a line