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Capital T Theatre’s Small Mouth Sounds
This hilarious and moving production reveals near deafening truths with barely a sound
T. Lynn Mikeska
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Girls Girls Girls’ Broad Ambition
In this improvised musical, the women of this acclaimed troupe take it to the Eighties and take over the workplace
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Mary Moody Northen Theatre’s Violet
In this moving production, a young woman learns the nature of true beauty and true love
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Paper Chairs’ The Repentance of Saint Joan
Patrick Shaw’s new play is less a tale of Joan of Arc’s life than a divine meditation on love lost
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Theatre en Bloc’s The Secretary
Kyle John Schmidt’s new comedy takes dead aim at our national gun obsession and hits it with laughs
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UT Department of Theatre & Dance’s Enron
This production of Lucy Prebbles’ play smartly recounts and reframes the corporate beast’s rise and fall
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Zach Theatre’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
This dazzling production takes us inside the mind of a crime-solving teen on the spectrum
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GenEnCo’s 893 | Ya-ku-za
This suspenseful two-hander serves up tension in its silences as much as its words
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The Hideout Theatre’s Local on the Eights
Improvised local news for the fictional town of DeWitt turned up some big stories (and funny ones) before and behind the camera
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Theatre Synesthesia’s The Brutes
Casey Wimpee’s original drama is about a Civil War-era family, but it’s deeply relevant to our own fractured time
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The Hideout Theatre’s Dance Dreams
The improv artists in this production do an impressive job of detailing the falling and rising fortunes of a ballet company
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Different Stages’ The Member of the Wedding
This staging of the coming-of-age drama evokes the small-town South with vivid design work and a rock solid ensemble