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A Tale of a Whale: Shanon Weaver on Playing and Watching Charlie
Austin artist Shanon Weaver shares his experience playing Charlie and watching Brendan Fraser play the same part in The Whale
Shanon Weaver
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Hyde Park Theatre’s The Flick
Annie Baker’s drama movingly shows us that the drama in a movie theatre isn’t only on the screen
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Top 10 Creative Things I Lucked Into in 2014
In 2014, reality and fantasy battled it out in theatre and art that was equally exquisite and unnerving
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Top 10 Theatre Duos & Trios of 2014
Remembering a year in theatre in which performers distinguished themselves in twos and threes
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Exhibitionism
The craft behind A Chick & a Dude’s tightly realized production is what makes it so impressive
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Exhibitionism
Shanon Weaver’s play puts a spin on the hit-man genre with some unusually gentle and refined assassins for hire
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Arts Review
Most of Mamet’s gritty look inside salesmen’s souls gets lost in surface performances
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Arts Review
This government agent’s grilling of a Nazi doctor is tough to watch but never boring
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Arts Review
Sequel to HIT. suffers from some trite dialogue, but hang on for that final twist
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Arts Review
Neil LaBute’s ‘The Shape of Things,’ staged by a chick and a dude productions, destroys the kind of cutesy relationships usually reserved for melodramatic chick flicks
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Austin at FringeNYC: Big Apple Bouquets
Austin’s three entries in this year’s New York International Fringe Festival earned some real attention, ranging from the respectable to the rave