Hannah Kenah
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Arts Review
City Theatre Company updates Molière’s satire in a cheeky yet entertaining fashion
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Arts Review
This 1775 English comedy of manners is reset in 1980s America and suffers for it
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Arts Review
Different Stages’ production doesn’t miss the mark, but it isn’t especially powerful
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This double-sided tribute to Janis Joplin works as engaging story and rocking concert
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Max Langert’s educational farce is a grade shy of being the zany romp it means to be
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The heart of this Tejano-style retelling is not the lovers but the people around them
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To Be Conversant
Fusebox Festival gets Austin talking – with leading artists from all over the world
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Two siblings mourning their jerk of a dad are cause for hilarity rather than grief
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City Theatre Company delivers a strong production of August Wilson’s 1987 Pulitzer winner