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Theatre Interview: Alys Metcalf, Writer of ‘Reel Life’
"I wanted to look into denial and how you come to terms with something and try to find closure. Each character becomes stronger as they are reconciling what they've all individually been through in loss and loneliness."
Read More »SXSW Documentary Review: Sarah Jones’ ‘Sell/Buy/Date’
Sarah Jones Sell Buy Date, the SXSW comedy documentary is an examination of sex industry perspectives as exploitation or female empowerment
Read More »Theater Interview: Leegrid Stevens, ‘War Dreamer’ at Loading Dock Theatre
Playwright, sound designer, and co-director Leegrid Stevens on his new psychological horror play and how sound and lights help his productions "transport people quickly to impossible places."
Read More »Theatre Interview: Tonderai Munyevu, ‘Mugabe, My Dad & Me’
"I was really compelled to write this story and speak from the heart," said actor and writer Tonderai Munyevu about his play, which is currently on tour in the UK.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): August Strindberg’s ‘Dance of Death’ Parts I and II Complete
The two parts of Strindberg's marriage-from-hell play are performed together in English for the first time.
Read More »Concert Review: Austin Symphony Rumbles with the Jets and the Sharks
The Austin Symphony Orchestra performed a "Film With Orchestra" event, bringing live music to the film 'West Side Story'.
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Caroline Lagerfelt on Returning to ‘Sweet Magnolias’ on Netflix, and an Andy Bragen Play Reading
Caroline Lagerfelt reflects about Paula Vreeland's popularity with TV audiences and her theater career.
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Conductor Gerard Schwarz on World Premiere of Michael Dellaira Opera ‘The Leopard’ (‘Il Gattopardo’) with Frost Opera and Symphony
The world-renowned conductor spoke with us about the upcoming world premiere, in which he leads student musicians and singers along with professionals.
Read More »Opera Review (NYC): Heartbeat Opera Confronts America’s Racial Reckoning Through Beethoven’s ‘Fidelio’
A stunning adaptation that addresses America's 21st-century racial reckoning.
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