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Arts Review
Rupert Holmes’ adaptation of ‘The Mystery of Edwin Drood’ has more to do with Victorian music hall entertainment than Dickensian literature – and is all the more engaging for it
Don Toner
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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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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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Arts Review
As produced by Austin Playhouse, Tennessee Williams’ ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ leaps and lands on its feet with aplomb
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Hail to the Chiefs
By popular demand, those ‘Dead Presidents’ Club’ boys are back in town
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Austin’s Cultural Makeover
Which arts facilities were built, which weren’t built, and why
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Articulations
The UT School of Music hires the Miró Quartet for its new resident string quartet, Charles Leslie succeeds Neil Barclay at the UT PAC, and Don Toner brings back those dead presidents one more time.
