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Palindrome makes Albee’s old/new play remarkable, insightful, and unsettling
Jude Hickey
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A funny, charming, truly sweet staging of a play that’s not melancholy at all
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TexARTS succeeds in telling the story of Williams’ sadly sweet play clearly
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This send-up of sitcoms can’t solve its problems as smoothly as the old shows it spoofs did
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Ariel Dance Theatre’s Gyre Project ends on a visually thrilling but confusing note
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With this play about theatre and tigers, the Rude Mechs earn their stripes forever
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This update of a Greek tragedy has a modern look but the same old sense of the inevitable
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Top 10 Parts and Wholes (In No Particular Order), Plus One Standout
Chronicle Arts writer Hannah Kenah on her favorite moments onstage in 2008
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Michael Mitchell’s paired one-acts depict characters with a lot bottled up inside
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Cyndi Williams pens a gothic ghost story, and what a demented, dramatic tale it is
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Salvage Vanguard turns Jason Grote’s new play into a rare slice of performance: funny, frightening, visceral, violent, and totally unforgettable