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Wallace Shawn’s ‘A Thought in Three Parts’: The author approves

After making a special visit to Austin to see Rubber Repertory’s production of his play A Thought in Three Parts, Wallace Shawn called it ‘an incredible moment in his life’

by Robert Faires June 1, 2007September 30, 2025

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In staging Wallace Shawn’s famously unproduced and pornographic A Thought in Three Parts, it’d be so easy to stumble or misjudge, but Rubber Repertory has gotten almost everything stunningly right

by W. A. Brenner May 18, 2007September 30, 2025

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Mr. Not So Frivolous

Wallace Shawn bares all about writing, why he does theatre, and that play he wrote with all the sex in it

by Spencer Parsons May 11, 2007September 30, 2025

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Arts Review

Vortex Repertory Company’s latest production, about those weaselly mythological misfits who pull pranks and break rules, Trickster, is an extravaganza

by Patti Hadad January 19, 2007September 30, 2025

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Rubber Repertory’s ‘Red Cans’ is an experiment in new realms, one that puts you in another world, and so long as you bring your curiosity, you’ll be surprised how engaging this world is

by Hannah Kenah August 18, 2006September 30, 2025

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‘Red Cans’

There’s no place like the hamper

by Hannah Kenah August 4, 2006September 30, 2025

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Arts String

A guide to 10 companies that are charging up Austin theatre

by Elizabeth Cobbe June 16, 2006September 30, 2025

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Arts String

The 2005-2006 Austin Critics Table Awards

by Robert Faires June 9, 2006September 30, 2025

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Not Clown

Big Apple Circus

by Barry Pineo March 3, 2006September 30, 2025

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Arts Review

StallGraffiti ATX throws short, original plays from local writers into a full-length variety show that revolves thematically around the porcelain palace

by Heather Barfield Cole June 17, 2005September 30, 2025

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Arts Review

Dan Basila’s ‘Holes Before Bedtime’ is an unsettling work of art; but it is a work of art, as opposed to a mere vulgar spectacle, and that’s the really weird thing about it

by W. A. Brenner June 17, 2005September 30, 2025

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