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“Dawn Okoro: Punk Noir” at the Carver Museum
The artist provides a corrective to preconceived notions of punk, exploring the ethos through black personal style
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“Elizabeth Chiles: Weave” at grayDUCK Gallery
Chiles explores the ever-changing nature of light, time, and life through transcendant prints of light’s little dance through flora
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The Vortex’s Performance Park
Whatever you want to call this play / scavenger hunt / immersive live roleplay, it’s a one-of-a-kind, wonderful theatrical experience
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Filigree Theatre’s Trio
In Sheila Cowley’s new play, questions of identity arise for three people during the creation of a play
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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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Texas Early Music Project’s Complaints Through the Ages
This TEMP concert collected brief melodic grievances from across the centuries, half heartfelt, half silly
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“Spencer Fidler: Vasculum” at Flatbed
This solo show reveals the artist’s daily practice of preservation of craft and creativity
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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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Latinauts: The Wrath of Juan at ColdTowne
Prima Doñas’ third installment of its popular “telenovela in space” delivers the laughs
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“Nick Schnitzer: Inevitable Reckoning” at Dimension Gallery
Structures degraded by time and other materials provide a pointed view of dramatic change at work in the world
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Street Corner Arts’ Grounded
Every element of this production works together to get us inside the head of a troubled military flyer
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Capital T Theatre’s I and You
Lauren Gunderson’s play uses Whitman’s “Song of Myself” as a vehicle for two teens on the cusp of adulthood to explore identity
