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Hideout Theatre’s The Kindness of Strangers
This improvised salute to Tennessee Williams conjures his South’s deeply rooted traditions and misfits with style
Tennessee Williams
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Austin Shakespeare’s A Streetcar Named Desire
This thoughtful take on Tennessee Williams’ classic subtly pits the Old South against the New North
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Arts Review
City Theatre’s solid staging gets an extra charge from Rachel McGinnis’ Maggie
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Elaine: The Extended Cut
The legendary Ms. Stritch on humor, happiness, Tennessee, Beckett, and bad directors
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Arts Review
Despite some flaws, Different Stages mounts two Tennessee Williams’ dramas in riveting and entertaining fashion
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Arts Review
Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie may have been done to death, but the strong cast of the Austin Shakespeare Festival production makes this masterpiece come alive again
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Arts Review
As produced by Austin Playhouse, Tennessee Williams’ ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ leaps and lands on its feet with aplomb
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A Plum Job for Bloom
Michael Bloom plucked to head the country’s oldest regional theatre