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Different Stages’ Classic Christie Adaptation
A solid take on Hercule Poirot feels like home
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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
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Review: Different Stages’ The Tavern
Not to be melodramatic but, damn, this revival of George M. Cohan’s comedy is a satire worth sitting through
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Different Stages’ Gliders
Rita Anderson’s domestic drama sets one family’s frictions against the backdrop of the Apollo 11 mission
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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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Different Stages’ Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Like the separate parts of the Creature’s body, the technical and performance aspects unite to create a delightfully provocative production
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Different Stages’ The Book Club Play
This production captures both the cringeworthy humor and drama of its characters in a mockumentary for the stage
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Different Stages’ Great Expectations
In this retelling of the Charles Dickens novel, a visible love of narrative is the show’s greatest strength
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Charles Dickens’ Prolific Work Comes to Several Austin Stages
There’s more than Scrooge on Austin stages this holiday season – which is just as his creator would want it
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The Austin Arts Hall of Fame Class of 2018
Actor/director Norman Blumensaadt, dance artists Kathy Dunn Hamrick and Anuradha Naimpally, and philanthropists Jeanne and Michael Klein join the ranks of cultural heroes
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2018 Arts Hall of Famers Announced
Kleins, Hamrick, Naimpally, and Blumensaadt to be inducted