Teatro Vivo
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Exhibitionism
Playwright / actor Rupert Reyes pays tribute to his father and the pull of the past in this sweet comic romance
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‘Confessions of a Mexpatriate’
With this new solo show, playwright Raul Garza takes a journey deep into Mexico
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Latino New Play Festival
Stories you haven’t heard
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Arts Review
A Latina Scrooge has a change of heart in this sweet adaptation of A Christmas Carol
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All Over Creation: Regifting
There may be new life in old Scrooge yet, thanks to creative Austin artists
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Exibitionism
Teatro Vivo teaches us how to preserve the past in a future South Texas
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Arts Review
Erica Saenz has written an admirably funny family comedy that’s all sweetness
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‘Keeping Track’
A comedy serving up (micro)chips and salsa
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Arts Review
Four very different short dramas that share a similar sense of wonder about life
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Teatro Vivo: Giving Voice to Its Own
In a departure, the company mounts a program of plays by four of its artists
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Arts Review
The passionate revival of the 30-year-old Chicano Movement classic La Víctima has to be Teatro Vivo’s strongest production to date
