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Arts Review
Director Don Toner serves his Austin Playhouse revival of
The Odd Couple well by turning its wonderful characters
over to wonderful character actors
David Stahl
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Playing ‘House’ (and ‘Garden’)
At Austin Playhouse, running Alan Ayckbourn’s paired comedies side by side is double the pleasure, double the fun
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Arts Review
The State Theater Company brings its artistry to bear on that most conventional show of the season, ‘A Christmas Carol,’ and delivers a perfectly packaged production
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Arts Review
In Austin Playhouse’s ‘A Man for All Seasons,’ David Stahl’s immaculate Sir Thomas More stands his moral ground with humility, humor, and insight
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Arts Review
Austin Playhouse’s Enchanted April’ taps the story’s
timeless charms and envelops you in a captivating
glow, as warming as spring sunshine
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Top 10 Performances of 2004 That I Ruminate Over After the Dust Has Settled
Heather Barfield lists her favorite stage performances
of 2004
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Arts Review
Two rather different versions of ‘A Christmas Carol’
illustrate the power still to be tapped from Charles
Dickens’ ghostly little book
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The Three Scrooges
Three different stage versions of ‘A Christmas Carol’
are playing this season, and one of them is sure to
please the discriminating Dickens-lover in your
household
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From Heaven to the Springs
‘Nightswim’ moves Barton Springs from history to
literature
