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Long Fringe Review: Don’t Go in the House
A triple-megaton blast of power and cleverness.
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Arts Review
For much of Daniel MacIvor’s A Beautiful View, its two characters keep finding and losing each another, but in the end, though something is lost, something beautiful is found again
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Arts Review
The Dirigo Group production of Daniel MacIvor’s ‘In On It,’ with two actors in multiple roles, succeeds beyond an exercise in acting and becomes a heartbreaking wound that feels good to receive
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Arts Review
In ‘A Human Interest Story,’ the dirigo group shows us a world lighted only by the dim glow of television, which makes us aware how much is lost in the dark
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Top 10 Theatrical Treasures & Pleasures of 2005
‘Chronicle’ Arts Editor Robert Faires lists his favorite theatrical productions of 2005
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Waterfalls and Sea Changes
The former and current artistic directors of Austin Script Works discuss new plays, local theatre, and the writer’s voice
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Doug Rauss: In Memoriam
Remembering Doug Rauss, a dedicated arts patron and volunteer for several Austin theatre companies, who died Wednesday, Aug. 31
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Arts Review
In Kirk Lynn’s playful and wistful ‘The Jinn,’ three
couples with magic lamps find out if what they wish for
is really what they want
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Down at the Jinn Mill
Austin’s dirigo group prepares to premiere the best new play one could wish for