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Every Brilliant Thing Is a Short Solo Play Worth the Time
Georgetown Palace puts the power of hope on stage
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Family History Proves Fertile Artistic Ground
Frutos de la Muerte pairs an exploratory script with the most exquisite set
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Enter Through the Gift Shop
“The Art of Banksy Without Limits” neutralizes, commercializes street artist’s work
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Making Their “MARK”
Women & Their Work’s latest group show proves physically and thematically expansive
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The Seesaw of Working Motherhood
Austin Playhouse presents the words of an icon
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Cloud 9: A Foggy Historical Relic
1970s counterculturalism doesn’t resonate with modern life
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Far-Flung Galleries Share a Bed at Friends Fair
Second-annual hotel art fair expands footprint, and the Austin art community
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A Bloody Bridgerton Parody at Butterfly Bar
Ladies and gents, rakes and wenches, gather ’round for frilly farce
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Objects and Aesthetics Tell “Tales From the Freezer”
Carter Flachbarth’s paintings combine nostalgia, sentiment, and identity
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The Fire Raisers Is a Sign of the Times
Hidden Room Theatre returns with a banger of a production
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Pop Girly Meets Gothic Glam
Ballet Austin’s newest original was comfortable with contrasts
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DORF’s “Homeward Bound” Presents a Timely Portrait of Migration and Home
Between safety and captivity