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Review: Austin Playhouse’s Indecent
Passionate tribute to a landmark lesbian kiss is a warning from history
Babs George
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This Is Who We Are #9: Mary Moody Northern Theatre’s bobrauschenbergamerica
A daily affirmation of Austin’s creativity from the Chronicle archive
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Trey Gutierrez’s Top 10 Moments That Left Audiences Speechless in 2019
The year celebrated through moments when performers stunned their audiences into silence
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Alchemy Theatre’s The Waverly Gallery
This production of Kenneth Lonergan’s drama presents the human weight of disease and makes its pain tangible
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Austin Playhouse’s Copenhagen
In the conversations of this Michael Frayn drama, we learn that history is broken, just like us
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Theatre en Bloc’s The Secretary
Kyle John Schmidt’s new comedy takes dead aim at our national gun obsession and hits it with 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 Present Laughter
Lifted by wonderful performances, this take on the Noël Coward backstage comedy is a delight to watch
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Silent Sky at Austin Playhouse
This luminous staging of Lauren Gunderson’s play brings wonder to the universe and makes it at once vast and intimate
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Penfold Theatre Company’s Clybourne Park
This company has vibrant success with Bruce Norris’ racial drama that shows how far we haven’t come in 60 years
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Zach Theatre’s Tribes
Nina Raine’s award-winning drama explores the different forms of language and how we understand each other
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Jacob’s Ladder
The hero of this Theatre en Bloc premiere wrestles with ethical issues while working for FDR
