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Zach Theatre’s One Man, Two Guvnors
In every respect, this production of Richard Bean’s updated farce artfully crafts an environment of laughter
Michael Miller
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Austin Shakespeare’s Medea
This production of the Greek tragedy asks the audience to consider the whole story before passing judgment
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Austin Playhouse’s Disgraced
Ayad Akhtar’s drama delivers a raw, powerful conversation about race without the usual distractions
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Austin Shakespeare’s A Streetcar Named Desire
This thoughtful take on Tennessee Williams’ classic subtly pits the Old South against the New North
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The Invention of Love
Ambitious script, gifted cast take us inside a brilliant mind in Austin Shakespeare’s The Invention of Love
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Exhibitionism
Reina Hardy’s update on ‘Beauty and the Beast’ is fascinating, but the premiere is oddly lacking given the talents involved
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Exhibitionism
Tango and samba fit quite well in Austin Shakespeare’s production of this romance, but the actors can’t quite find the beat
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Exhibitionism: Design for Living
Keen direction and outstanding performances bring us into Noël Coward’s Thirties dandyism
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Exhibitionism
Austin Shakespeare turns Jane Austen’s rich novel into a fine evening of smart theatre
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We Are Most Amused
The Austin History Center celebrates the city’s movie houses of yore
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After a Fashion
What kind of peddler is Stephen going off on this week? Hint: This year’s Halloween may not haunt our Style Avatar’s future, but running over a bicyclist would.
