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Maypearl

St. Ed's continues its 48th annual season with a public reading of this new play by Tlaloc Rivas. It's an an adaptation of Friedrich Dürrenmatt's 1956 tragicomedy The Visit, and this livestreamed reading features "guest artist Lowell Bartholomee, a little country music, dancing puppets, a healthy dose of controversy, and a whole lot of heart."

Through Feb. 28. Fri,-Sat., 7:30pm; Sun., 2pm. Donations accepted.
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Mary Moody Northen Theatre at St. Edward's University

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Fate Incorporated

This is a three- to six-week theatrical experience told through e-mail in a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure sort of format, brought to you by Austin's own Madison Sheridan and crew. Listen: The participant (that's you, citizen) has just been hired as a "relational fate associate" at a corporation founded by the goddess of fate to aid mortals from all different worlds and universes. Your job is to help answer these mortals' prayers and help them as much as possible. Say what? Say, see the website for details.

Deadline for sign-up: March 14. Free.
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Same Time Next Year

This is Bernard Slade's romantic comedy about a love affair between two people who, while married to others, rendezvous once a year. It's one of the world’s most widely produced plays – and a beloved film – in which 25 years of manners and morals are embodied by these periodical, adulterous lovers. Now you can catch it live in Georgetown, as directed by Damon Brown at the Palace Theatre.

Through Feb. 28. Fri.-Sat., 7:30pm; Sun., 2pm. $32-34.
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Georgetown Palace Theatre
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The Spoon River Project

City Theatre presents a virtual theatre performance adapted from the critically acclaimed American poetry of Edgar Lee Masters, with 30 Austin actors bringing to life the politics, passion, love, betrayals, secrets, failures, and hopes of a small Illinois town. True stories about death and life combine to reveal a moving portrait of what - and who – creates a place called home. Staged and filmed at Mueller Park, directed by Andy Berkovsky, with filming and editing by J. Kevin Smith.

Through Feb 28. Donations accepted.
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