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This Is Who We Are #13: Pro Arts Collective’s Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992
A daily affirmation of Austin’s creativity from the Chronicle archive
Joey Hood
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Vortex Repertory’s A Perfect Robot
Sarah Saltwick’s timely script elegantly explores the tension between idealized automatons and messy humans
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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
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The Night Alive
Hyde Park Theatre captures five lonely Dubliners in all their broken humanity in Conor McPherson’s drama
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The Christians
Hyde Park Theatre’s The Christians is remarkable in its compassion for its characters’ beliefs
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Kiss, Kiss … Boom!
The relationship of the doomed duo in Fool for Love gets explosive in Capital T’s production
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Exibitionism: Road to Nowhere
Capital T Theatre’s Detroit is a destination worth visiting, but you won’t want to live there
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Top 10 Reasons I Stayed in Love With Theatre in 2013
Austin thespians played for keeps, with boundless commitment and imagination, in the year’s most memorable theatre
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The Q&A Hole: What’s the Best Thing They Got for Christmas?
And what’s the best thing they gave? Nine citizens answer.
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New Russian Drama Festival
Austin gets another taste of contemporary Russian drama, and so does actor Joey Hood