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Season’s Greetings From Dueling Dickens
Two gifts to Austin audiences as Zach Theatre and Penfold Theatre present their own versions of A Christmas Carol
Marc Pouhé
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Review: Penfold Theatre Co.’s A War of the Worlds
All’s Wells that ends Welles in this innovative reenvisioning of a radio sci-fi landmark
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Mary Moody Northen Theatre’s The Three Musketeers
A contemporary script, powerful acting, and fantastic swordplay combine to create a heroic journey that’s fun and easy to get lost in
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Austin Playhouse’s Monroe
In Lisa B. Thompson’s tender drama, young African-Americans work out where they belong in the world
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Austin Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing
Shakespeare’s rom-com gets a light staging with fine performances and lots of genuine laughs
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Five Arty Things to Do This Weekend: Sept. 28-Oct. 1
The Austin Chronicle – proudly exacerbating your FOMO since 1981!
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The Q&A Hole: What’s Your Favorite Place in Austin?
Because you know that “cabin fever” is definitely a thing
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Austin Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors
This new take on Shakespeare’s farce takes some time figuring out its own identity
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The Vortex Repertory Company’s Underground
Driven by Lisa B. Thompson’s powerful text and masterful acting, this new drama drops a truth bomb
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Austin Playhouse’s Death of a Salesman
Marc Pouhé creates a powerful and sympathetic portrait of Willy Loman in a production starring African-American actors