A decade ago, A Chick and a Dude Productions burst onto the Austin theater scene with their play HIT, directed by the chick (Melissa Livingston-Weaver) and written by the dude (Shannon Weaver) of the company's name. Now, to celebrate their ten year anniversary, they're restaging the show, with a mostly new cast and a few tweaks to the script. When the play was first staged, first-time playwright Shannon Weaver was still young and fresh-faced enough to play both the teenaged and adult versions of the character Asher. Now that a few years have gone by, he'll still be playing the adult Asher, but he's passing the role of teen Asher down to actual teenager Gary Livingston-Weaver, who happens to be the son of the chick and the dude....
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The work of photographer Arnold Newman contains within it the essence and vulnerability of the individual. And connects the viewer not only to the subject, but to the subjects life, by presenting the humanity (or in one case inhumanity) of the people he photographed. Known as the Father of Environmental photography Newman once said, “The subject must be thought of in terms of the 20th century, of houses he lives in and places he works, in terms of the kind of light the windows in these places let through and by which we see him every day."...
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