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Exhibitionism
Austin Playhouse’s take on this Oscar Wilde treat is straightforward and buoyed by terrific performances
Jillian Owens
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A Veteran’s Voice
Playwright Johnny Meyer returned from war to learn that theatre is essential to life
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Exhibitionism
With a gripping turn by Andrew Bosworth, this City Theatre production of Shakespeare’s tragedy belongs to Iago
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The Flip Side
In Poor Shadows of Elysium’s ‘Richard II,’ a coin makes all the difference in what you see
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Exhibitionism
Mary Moody Northen Theatre delivers a colorful version of Shakespeare’s grayscale comedy that’s worth seeing
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Exhibitionism: Design for Living
Keen direction and outstanding performances bring us into Noël Coward’s Thirties dandyism
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Exhibitionism
This expertly curated celebration of Austin’s premier composer of camp ought not to be missed
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Elizabeth: Heart of a King
Lorella Loftus’ ambitious new bio-play boasts strong performances by the three women portraying the Virgin Queen
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Exhibitionism
Different Stages doesn’t light up the dark corners of this gothic comedy about the Marquis de Sade
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Top 10 (+1) Theatrical Joys of 2012
Recalling a year of Shakespeare on bikes, masterful Miller, and a one-woman eco-soap