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Gore Vidal’s Political Classic

October 9, 2012 2:39 pm by: Mike Lee

The late Gore Vidal once said that his politically-themed play The Best Man was staged somewhere in America every four years, and he was probably right about that. And there's good reason for that; despite being written some 52 years ago, the play remains a timely and relevant look at American politics. Austin's Paradox Players are presenting this new staging of the classic work, which takes the audience behind the scenes of an unnamed political party as two candidates struggle to win the presidential nomination. ...
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Yellow Labyrinth

Women and Their Work gallery is tranformed into a maze of yellow fabric....
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Hybrid

Eight short plays written in 48 hours....
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Learning To Fly My Own Spaceship

Alex Garza presents three - count 'em, three! - one man shows at Play! Theatre....
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The Glass Menagerie

A new production of the Tennessee Williams classic...
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Spurt: A Coming of Age Valentine

The wonder and magic of puberty mixed with the wonder and magic of sketch comedy!...
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see.hear.speak.two

Austin's newest comedy theater hosts a three-day comedy and art festival...
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It’s A Wonderful Life ’70s...

A beloved holiday classic recast with 39 icons of 1970s television - all played by Rob Nash....
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Fuse Box 2007

Three weeks of happenings, happy hours, and art....
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I Am Not Tartuffe

Probably the only play in town in which rock and roll defends America against French germs....
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The Cranky Show

Tom Banjo brings his hand-cranked anti-TV machine back to Austin....
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La Dispute

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Capital T Theatre presents a modern translation of the classic French farce about love, lust, and infidellity....
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The Sirens’ Song

A new exhibition at Arthouse at the Jones Center explores the connection between painting and storytelling....
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Trickster

A new play from Bonnie Collum brings the trickster characters from many cultures together in one comical romp....
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The Edmond Bulldogs

Who would win: a snake fanged leopard with a scorpion tail wering a bulletproof vest, or a bat made of molten lava?...
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