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Review: Different Stages’ The Art of Martyrdom (A Comedy)
For one of the season’s best comedies, get thee to a nunnery
Bernadette Nason
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Austin Playhouse’s Shakespeare in Love
The Oscar-winning film makes a successful transition to the stage through Don Toner’s marvelous production
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Filigree Theatre’s Betrayal
The studied, steady cast make bold choices with Pinter’s familiar script and show us a side of adultery not often considered
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A New Cuppa Tea in Tripoli
Actress Bernadette Nason takes tales of a year in Libya and brews a potent memoir
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Austin Playhouse’s The Philadelphia Story
Don Toner’s direction and a top-drawer cast make for a riotous evening in this version of Philip Barry’s crisp comedy
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Austin Playhouse’s The Real Thing
Tom Stoppard’s play receives a remarkable revival with a seasoned cast
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Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily
Austin Playhouse’s Sherlockian pastry may be light, but Jason Newman’s Great Detective is seriously good
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FronteraFest Review: ‘Iced Tea in Texas’
British ex-pat Bernadette Nason pours some sweet memories
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Exhibitionism
With Christie’s classic, Austin Playhouse delivers a fun evening of good, old-fashioned whodunitry
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Exhibitionism
A talented, fiercely committed cast makes this drama of a family homecoming arresting
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All Over Creation: Regifting
There may be new life in old Scrooge yet, thanks to creative Austin artists