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Theatre Review: Queer Madness and Mayhem in Lipstick
Austin Rainbow Theatre’s production is a fast, frantic farce
Gina Houston
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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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This Is Who We Are #8: Performance Encounters’ Home Entertainment 2009
A daily affirmation of Austin’s creativity from the Chronicle archive
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Arts Review
A lovely, loving tribute to the Eastside’s Blackland neighborhood and playtime past
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Arts Review
City Theatre Company delivers a strong production of August Wilson’s 1987 Pulitzer winner
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Arts Review
A night full of the unexpected surprises that make FronteraFest worth going to
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Arts Reviews
Michael Mitchell’s paired one-acts depict characters with a lot bottled up inside
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Arts Review
Caridad Svich’s ‘Thrush’ takes place in a war-ravaged world, but the writer’s ill-conceived structure and Salvage Vanguard Theater’s slow and sentimental production makes that world surprisingly dull
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Anna Deveare Smith Gets Under Austin’s Skin
The packed house at Zach on Feb. 12 showed that
Austin was ready for Anna Deveare Smith, and Smith
proved herself more than ready for Austin
