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Different Stages’ Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Like the separate parts of the Creature’s body, the technical and performance aspects unite to create a delightfully provocative production
Norman Blumensaadt
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The Austin Arts Hall of Fame Class of 2018
Actor/director Norman Blumensaadt, dance artists Kathy Dunn Hamrick and Anuradha Naimpally, and philanthropists Jeanne and Michael Klein join the ranks of cultural heroes
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Critics Name Cream of the Cultural Crop
The nominees for the 2017-18 Austin Critics Table Awards
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2018 Arts Hall of Famers Announced
Kleins, Hamrick, Naimpally, and Blumensaadt to be inducted
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Different Stages’ Yankee Tavern
This production of Steven Dietz’s play offers a deep dive into what we choose to believe and a stimulating evening of theatre
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Different Stages’ The Dresser
Different Stages’ The Dresser shows where to find the juiciest drama in the theatre: backstage
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Different Stages’ John Gabriel Borkman
The pleasure of this production of Ibsen’s drama comes in the complex exchanges among the deeply committed actors
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When the Rain Stops Falling
Strong writing and a robust cast make Different Stages’ production stay with you
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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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Exhibitionism
Different Stages’ production explores the difficulty of articulating not just love but also marriage
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Exhibitionism
This classic American comedy plays murder for escapist fun, which Different Stages delivers capably
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Exhibitionism
In wrestling valiantly with David Lindsay-Abaire’s tough play, the artists of Different Stages prove themselves good people