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Review: The Stage Austin’s The Real Inspector Hound
The director, not the dead guy, is the victim in Tom Stoppard’s critique of critics
Jeff Hinkle
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Review: The Stage Austin’s Hedwig and the Angry Inch
An audacious but underwhelming walk on the wild side
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Fresh Blood
The musical version of Carrie, no longer a legendary flop, makes a timely debut in Austin
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Exhibitionism
City Theatre’s staging of the Rostand classic makes good use of its space and is helmed by a very engaging star
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Exhibitionism
Blanche may want magic and not realism, but in City Theatre’s revival, it’s realism that makes the magic
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Exhibitionism
With a gripping turn by Andrew Bosworth, this City Theatre production of Shakespeare’s tragedy belongs to Iago
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Arts Review
Austin Theatre Project’s debut makes this controversial Passion play feel sacred
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Arts Review
This Pulitzer Prize-winner is a terminal-disease drama that still has the power to move us
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Arts Review
City Theatre’s choices give this very familiar tale a welcome, fresh twist
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Exibitionism
Little City fields a big, strong tribe for its go at the love-rock musical
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Arts Review
Treating Shakespeare as a high school musical comedy leads to much fun at City Theatre
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Arts Review
City Theatre’s solid staging gets an extra charge from Rachel McGinnis’ Maggie