Austin Playhouse
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A production that makes Shaw’s century-old ideas feel current – and very human
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Performing Dickens’ tale solo asks a lot of a storyteller, but Bernadette Nason delivers
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The show is at its best when its two leads are locked in combat like boxers in a ring
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The play tempers talk of ideals and suffrage with lots of wit, action, and absurdity
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This Feydeau farce is like an apple pie: familiar, and it tastes good going down
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A strong ensemble abets this witty but quiet play about three old French soldiers
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This revival of Brian Friel’s lyrical drama is a reminder of the power of memory
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Jason Robert Brown’s musical anatomy of a relationship gets a tender, wistful staging
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Six actors play everyone in the holiday favorite, and they become Bedford Falls
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A.R. Gurney’s play about a man and his dog is fun but makes a mess of its message