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“Figure / Heads: David Bae and Erin Cunningham” at ICOSA Collective Gallery
It’s rare for a show to combine work by two artists so different in such a complex and intensely unified way
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Theatre en Bloc’s The Totalitarians
This ridiculous but smart satire about a Nebraska political race may be the only political play that can deliver laughs this election season
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Ethos’ Atlantis: A Puppet Opera
This new musical take on the fall of Atlantis pulls us into an ancient place, powered by myth and ritual
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“Femme National(e): Audrey Brown, Christina Coleman, Kasumi Chow / Desiree Michelle Espada, Emmy Laursen, Juliana Isabel Ramirez”
This group show is messy and a little berserk, but that’s what makes it important and kindles joy in us
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Out of Bounds Comedy Festival 2016: The Frank Mills, Loverboy, People of Earth
These three improv troupes gave us an earful at this year’s OoB
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“Sum You Some Me” at Butridge Gallery
This show pairing artwork by Felice House and Dana Younger feels dedicated and warm, a committed homage to the body
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Hand to God at Hyde Park Theatre
Capital T Theatre delivers a fast-paced, funny take on this tale of a demonic hand puppet in a church basement
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“Goya: Mad Reason” at the Blanton Museum
The images of war in Goya’s prints are brutal and immediate, and it is for this reason that we must look at them
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Austin Jewish Repertory Theater’s W.
This solo version of Woyzeck is a fresh, compelling take on Buchner’s play, powerfully performed by Joey Hood
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“Engaged in Conversation” Gallery Shoal Creek
The pairing of works by Katie Maratta and Sydney Yeager offer visual pleasures that might have otherwise gone unseen
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Gale Theatre Company’s Salomé
This original drama reworks the familiar tale to give us a new perspective on the Judean princess
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The Institution Theater’s Fuck, It’s Hot
The Austin-oriented sketch show has its rough spots, but it delivers lots of laughs as a cooling balm in the dog days