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Theatre Review: Anton Chekhov Is a Tasty Snack
The best and worst of the theatre world is on display at Penfold
Ryan Crowder
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Review: Penfold Theatre’s ‘Art’
New version of Yasmina Reza’s satire remains hysterically timely
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Review: Penfold Theatre’s Vincent
Penfold Theatre proves that size matters in surprising ways when painting a portrait of Van Gogh
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Penfold Theatre Gives Live Readings of Radio Plays in the Ransom Center Archives
The company has dusted off radio adaptations of Shakespeare, Fitzgerald, and Thackeray for the 21st century to hear – live
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Penfold Theatre’s Interactive Show The Control Group Lets You Fix the Future
The sci-fi drama by phone calls on you to correct a crisis in the time stream
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The Hidden Room Theatre’s The Duchess of Malfi
In staging John Webster’s revenge tragedy, the company strikes a delightful balance between historical authenticity and genuine emotion
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Penfold Theatre’s Crime and Punishment
In this stage adaptation of Dostoevsky’s novel, a fascinating glimpse into the more twisted corners of the human mind
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The History of King Lear
A long-reviled revision of Shakespeare’s tragedy proves fascinating as revived by the Hidden Room Theatre
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Hidden Room Theatre Resurrects King Lear
The once-popular but now obscure revision of Shakespeare’s play by Nahum Tate is revived, complete with happy ending
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The Hound of the Baskervilles
Sherlock takes a comic turn in Penfold Theatre’s three-actor spin on The Hound of the Baskvervilles
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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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That Old Black Magic
With The Merry Devil of Edmonton, Hidden Room Theatre resurrects an odd comedy of Shakespeare’s day