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Review: Zach Theatre’s Roe
Revised text of the abortion rights drama proves that timing is everything
Jenny Lavery
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Theatre en Bloc’s Dance Nation
This production of Clare Barron’s play invokes the experience of puberty for girls, in all its allure and terror
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Theatre en Bloc’s Cry It Out
This production tackles the huge challenge of exploring motherhood and class, and can’t quite have it all
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Theatre en Bloc’s The Secretary
Kyle John Schmidt’s new comedy takes dead aim at our national gun obsession and hits it with laughs
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Austin Playhouse’s Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley
In its rush to be fun, the show fails to tap all the potential of this rom-com sequel to Pride and Prejudice
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Theatre en Bloc’s Neva
Asking what difference art makes in the face of revolution, Jenny Lavery and company deliver an engrossing production
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Robert Faires’ Top 10 (+1) Theatre Riches of 2016
Works that struck a nerve with the political state of our city and our nation stood out in this year’s outstanding theatre productions
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Examining the Sins and Virtues of Hypermasculine Theatre
When is violence in theatre too much?
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Theatre en Bloc’s The Totalitarians
This ridiculous but smart satire about a Nebraska political race may be the only political play that can deliver laughs this election season
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Austin Jewish Repertory Theater’s W.
This solo version of Woyzeck is a fresh, compelling take on Buchner’s play, powerfully performed by Joey Hood