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Review: Austin Playhouse’s The Norwegians
Revised revisiting of this dark comedy remains a guilty pleasure
Lowell Bartholomee
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Review: Ground Floor Theatre’s Jenna & the Whale
Biblically inspired world premiere is a minor miracle
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Review: Austin Playhouse’s Previews of Departing Attractions
Twenty years in the making, Lowell Bartholomee’s latest collection of short plays is worth the wait
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Austin Playhouse’s Tiny Beautiful Things
There’s excellent work in Austin Playhouse’s production about Cheryl Strayed writing an advice column, but where’s the humility?
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Different Stages’ Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Like the separate parts of the Creature’s body, the technical and performance aspects unite to create a delightfully provocative production
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The Vortex Repertory Company’s Heartland
Gabriel Jason Dean’s new drama makes a sensitive study of three people in two different countries and where they belong
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En Route Productions’ *some humans were harmed in the making of this show
CB Goodman’s play is memorable for its exuberant satire, but an abrupt hairpin turn toward the serious makes the show even more memorable
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Hyde Park Theatre’s The Antipodes
A ton of tales enliven this play by Annie Baker, but what do they tell us about the state of storytelling?
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Capital T Theatre’s Small Mouth Sounds
This hilarious and moving production reveals near deafening truths with barely a sound
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Street Corner Arts’ Grounded
Every element of this production works together to get us inside the head of a troubled military flyer
