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FronteraFest Is Back to Push New Boundaries
The theatrical fringe festival proves there’s still space to experiment in a crowded Austin
Matt Hislope
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Review: Austin Shakespeare’s Sense and Sensibility
Putting the pedal to the metal bolsters Jane Austen’s classic work
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Dining for One at the Rubber Repstaurant
Austin’s Rubber Repertory provided, I mean, anything you desired
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Elizabeth Cobbe’s Top 10 Arts Entrances of 2019
It was the onstage arrivals – some creepy, some hilarious, all welcome – that made this year distinctive
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Paper Chairs’ Plano
This production gets inside the heads of three sisters over a decade that races by in a breakneck 90 minutes
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“Meeghan Morongova: Boundless Abandon” at Butridge Gallery
The photographer’s first solo show is a clever and colorful fabrication of portraits
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Performers in Our Midst
In 1,000 Forest Gorillas in Kansas, primates inspire the art of living
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Feast of My Heart
Jason Phelps’ show of solo performances about compassion are proof that one person can make a difference
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Austin’s Rubber Repertory Wins National Arts Entrepreneurship Award
Fractured Atlas gives a prestigious nod to Our Boys in Kansas
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We Don’t Think They’re Not in Kansas Anymore
Austin’s Rubber Repertory rents a former church in Kansas and fills it with a diversity of artists