Shannon Grounds
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Arts Review
Beth Burns’ play has the seed of a unique love story, but it still needs developing
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Arts Review
Scottish Rite Theatre serves up Shakespearean comedy with actors who know their stuff
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The title of Monika Bustamante’s ‘Stillborn’ is no pun but a promise of what is to come: two hours of anger, rape, murder, and stillbirth that is upsetting, dark, and, unfortunately, not illuminating
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Cyndi Williams’ play ‘Where Are They Now?,’ based on the Parker-Hulme murder case, is a true crime drama that isn’t about who done it but who survives it
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Playing God … and W
Actress Shannon Grounds on tackling a pair of the ultimate power roles – at once
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Austin Critics Table Nominations, 2003-2004
The full list of nominations for the 2003-2004 Austin Critics Table Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in local theatre, dance, classical music, and visual art