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Austin Shakespeare’s The Seagull
This new adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s beloved classic takes wing well enough but doesn’t quite soar
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Austin Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing
Shakespeare’s rom-com gets a light staging with fine performances and lots of genuine laughs
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Chargaux at the 2017 Austin Chamber Music Festival
This dynamic Brooklyn-based string duo proves that the Austin Chamber Music Festival has many more colors than its name suggests
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Austin Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors
This new take on Shakespeare’s farce takes some time figuring out its own identity
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Austin Shakespeare’s Present Laughter
Lifted by wonderful performances, this take on the Noël Coward backstage comedy is a delight to watch
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Words and Music
This year’s Austin Chamber Music Festival and Austin Classical Guitar summer series really get lit
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Austin Shakespeare’s Macbeth
This military-themed staging of the tragedy gets lost in a haze of design and technical issues
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Austin Shakespeare’s Medea
This production of the Greek tragedy asks the audience to consider the whole story before passing judgment
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Top 10 Theatre Performances of 2015
The Austin stage actors who gave the most impressive performances in 2015 just made it look so damned easy
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Top 10 (+1) Theatre Riches of 2015
Wild theatrical energy and masterful performances were the hallmarks of outstanding theatre in 2015
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Austin Shakespeare’s A Streetcar Named Desire
This thoughtful take on Tennessee Williams’ classic subtly pits the Old South against the New North
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The Invention of Love
Ambitious script, gifted cast take us inside a brilliant mind in Austin Shakespeare’s The Invention of Love
