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Zachary Scott Theatre’s Jesus Christ Superstar/Jesuchristo Superestrella transcends the usual ascension into the heavens of rock & roll to become an anthem of Mexican tradition
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C. Denby Swanson: A play for Clifford
Austin playwright C. Denby Swanson has received a prestigious national grant to develop a play based on the life of Clifford Antone with the Zachary Scott Theatre Center
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Radical Inclusion: A Morality Tale
Halfway through the 365 days of 365 Days/365 Plays, Suzan-Lori Parks’ dramatic project has everyone making theatre and in new ways
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Zachary Scott Theatre Center: A stage for a diva
The new theatre being built by the Zachary Scott Theatre Center already has a name: the Karen Kuykendall Stage, in honor of the Austin native and award-winning performer
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Zachary Scott Theatre Center’s production of the baseball drama Take Me Out is powerful evidence that theatre is also a team sport and we’re all playing together
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You may think you know what a Noël Coward comedy is like, but the Zachary Scott Theatre Center production of Present Laughter is light years ahead of your expectations
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Zachary Scott Theatre Center: Ciccolella’s curtain call
After a successful eight-year run as managing director, Ann Ciccolella is making her exit from the Zachary Scott Theatre Center
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Austin Theatre: What will be will be
Three Austin theatre artists – actress Lee Eddy, choreographer Robin Lewis, and Adam Sultan – dish about their visions of the year to come
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Austin Theatre: That was the year that was
Three of Austin’s finest theatre folk – director/actress Lorella Loftus, director Sonnet Blanton, and lighting designer Jason Amato – describe how 2006 was for them and the local stage scene
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The Santaland Diaries, as staged by the Zachary Scott Theatre Center, lets you laugh at the ridiculousness of American Christmas customs and yet leaves you feeling a bit more merry
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365 Days/365 Plays: Over the river, but in the River of Spirit
The local launch of the 365 Days/365 Plays project saw
hundreds of people, including playwright Suzan-Lori Parks,
crowd onto the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge for a dramatic
spectacular
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Zachary Scott Theatre Center’s charming production of Plaid Tidings, the sequel to the hit musical revue Forever Plaid, proves you can never have too much of a good thing
