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Capital T Theatre’s The Dumb Waiter
In this simple, elegant staging of the Harold Pinter classic, it’s what isn’t said that matters
Mark Pickell
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Capital T Theatre’s Year of the Rooster
From beak to talon, the Austin company’s production of the cockfighting comedy is doused in talent and testosterone
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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 Strangerer
Bush 43 ponders murder and existentialism while debating Kerry in this ambitious comedy from Capital T
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Actors’ Inequity
The Cost of Art IV: The artists onstage in Austin aren’t just not paid what they’re worth, many aren’t paid at all
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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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Exhibitionism
Hyde Park Theatre’s latest takes a gripping look at religious extremism through a glass, darkly
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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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Exhibitionism
Gregory Moss’ play turns out be about something much greater than punk: teens’ search for identity
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Top 10 Creative Things I Lucked Into in 2013
Remembering the year thick with superlative works of art onstage and in galleries
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Exhibitionism
Mickle Maher’s play is fiercely literary yet wholly accessible, and Capital T Theatre’s staging is a joy
