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All the Neighborhood’s a Stage in the Drive-Through Vortex Odyssey
The Vortex keeps things safe, sacred, and mythically provocative in their newest stage spectacle
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Vortex vs. Coronavirus: The Shows Really Do Go On
Melissa Vogt explains the how and the why
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Austin Theatres Are Moving the Stage Beyond Zoom
Companies thinking outside the boxes bring theatre to your radio, your mailbox, and your neighbor’s yard
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Texas Performing Arts and Fusebox Make Space to Create
The two organizations partner on a residency program to support Austin artists making adventurous new work
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Vortex and New Manifest Theatre’s good friday
Kristiana Rae Colón’s shocking drama puts audiences at the intersection of gun violence and sexual assault, and makes us think about both
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Elizabeth Cobbe’s Top 10 Arts Entrances of 2019
It was the onstage arrivals – some creepy, some hilarious, all welcome – that made this year distinctive
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Robert Faires’ Top 10 Theatre Treasures of 2019
History came alive and exceptional ensembles propelled the year’s most memorable shows
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Trey Gutierrez’s Top 10 Moments That Left Audiences Speechless in 2019
The year celebrated through moments when performers stunned their audiences into silence
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Rudy Ramirez’s FuturX Festival Puts Latinx Performance Center Stage
The theatrical Renaissance man moves Latinx performance out of the margins
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Review: black girl love: an adaptation project
GenEnCo play emphasizes range of gender roles, relationships
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Vortex Repertory Company’s Last: An Extinction Comedy
The magic cast by the company of this devised shows pulls laughs from the impending demise of the planet
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The Vortex Repertory Company’s Heartland
Gabriel Jason Dean’s new drama makes a sensitive study of three people in two different countries and where they belong