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This Is Who We Are #5: Salvage Vanguard Theater’s Death of a Cat
A daily affirmation of Austin’s creativity from the Chronicle archive
Jeffery Mills
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The Hotel Vanya, or A Metaphysical-Paradigm at the End of Everythingness
For a getaway steeped in Chekhovian longing and ennui, The Hotel Vanya is the only place to stay
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The Government Inspector at Mary Moody Northen Theatre
The St. Edward’s University Theatre Department delivers Gogol’s Russian satire with gigagags at top speed
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Top 10 Arts-Related Program Activities of 2015
The most memorable art of 2015 carved strange and brilliant new spaces out of familiar ones
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Top 10 (+1) Theatre Riches of 2015
Wild theatrical energy and masterful performances were the hallmarks of outstanding theatre in 2015
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Austin’s Out Of Bounds Comedy Festival Has No Bounds In Stock
The annual juggernaut of performative hijinks returns to the ATX
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Everything Is Established
Physical Plant’s new work is a fast, funny, disturbing example of great Austin playmaking
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Delighted Lee
Actor Lee Eddy is back onstage in Austin after five years away, and boy, is she happy
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Exhibitionism
This theatrical riff on loneliness in space looks great, but we’ve seen it all before
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Arts Review
Rainbow Family of the Serendipitous Now refracts the Orpheus myth through the lens of the Manson family in a seamless, complex, color-coded vehicle
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Arts Review
Salvage Vanguard Theater’s staging of Maria Irene Fornes’ Mud has plenty to compel our attention, most of it coming from the three gifted actors in the cast