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A.R. Gurney’s play about a man and his dog is fun but makes a mess of its message
Michael Stuart
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It’s surprising how much of the sharp edge in Mamet’s Hollywood satire is polished off by Austin Playhouse’s production
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With David Stahl and Michael Stuart playing everyone in County Kerry, this Irish comedy is a delight from beginning to end
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Austin Playhouse revival reminds us that the war between creationists and Darwinists still isn’t finished
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With its quick tempo, rapid-fire jokes, and backstage look at Gone With the Wind, Austin Playhouse’s Moonlight and Magnolias is accessible, short, and extremely entertaining theatre
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Violet Crown Players’ revival of the revue ‘Tintypes’ doesn’t always work theatrically, but musically, its celebration of early 20th-century American music is pleasing to hear
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Director Don Toner serves his Austin Playhouse revival of
The Odd Couple well by turning its wonderful characters
over to wonderful character actors
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In Onstage Theatre Company’s ‘Twelfth Night,’ the frolicking gaiety generally gives way to choppier stage seas and constricted emotion
