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The Darkness of Light

admin·September 23, 2013
The audience for NobleMotion’s Collide experiences a tender moment in the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts’ Zilkha Hall before the show even begins. The curtain is raised and the dancers and Austin-based rock band My Education are visible for all to see. The dancers mark the evening’s work while My Education runs through their set.
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Peter and the Starcatcher

Lauren Smart·September 23, 2013
If the title character of J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan existed before the beloved story begins, he might have been a nameless boy in the bowels of a boat caught in the crossfire of warring pirates. That’s the story of Peter and the Starcatcher, a winsome play touring the country and still enjoying a successful run on Broadway.
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Michael Blair & Angel Fernandez: New Work

Andy Amato·September 22, 2013
Over the years a few things happen when you write about local art— the most basic being that you become familiar with local work (and occasionally with the artists who make it).
Dallas/Ft WorthReviewsVisual Art

Summer Rites at Freneticore

admin·September 22, 2013
In what other season would you see sparkling fringe, bright pink hoop skirts, and male feet and svelte legs in point shoes skimming across the floor?
DanceHoustonReviews

Art Show/Model Show

PHILLIP JOHN·September 20, 2013
Perhaps it’s the white-walled museum, cult of authorship, or the sublime reverence that we ascribe to art that...
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WOLS: Retrospective

Devon Britt-Darby·September 20, 2013
The Berlin-born Parisian artist Wols worked during a war-torn era when the art world’s center was shifting to...
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The Sweetest Taboo: Colette Copeland, Gabriel Martinez, Angela Fraleigh, Libby Rowe

Charissa N. Terranova·September 18, 2013
The last time anyone thought about masculine stereotypes in the art world was when, inspired by the obtuse adjacencies of Time-Life magazine cut-outs on the floor, Richard Prince re-photographed pictures of male models in the late 1970s.
Dallas/Ft WorthVisual Art

México Inside Out: Themes in Art Since 1990

Charissa N. Terranova·September 16, 2013
México Inside Out: Themes in Art Since 1990 is a tour de force of ambiguity. As a show with work by 23 artists connected to Mexico it runs the risk of being a politically-correct art-ghetto based on geographical stereotypes.
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TX 13 Group Survey Exhibition

Dan Goddard·September 16, 2013
With 13 curators and about 70 artists, the TX 13 Group Survey Exhibition is a cacophony of sounds, images and styles that tries for the first time to jam all the artists selected in a statewide open call for the Texas Biennial into a single space — the Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum.
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Review: Book of Mormon

SCOT C. HART·September 10, 2013
The Book of Mormon is the most over-hyped Broadway musical of the last decade. But no doubt you’ll still be laughing about it to your friends long after the touring musical leaves Texas.
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The Real Thing Main Street Theater

Holly Beretto·September 9, 2013
“Loving and being loved is unliterary,” says Annie in Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing, on stage right now at Main Street Theater
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Matthew Keenan on Hamlet at Classical Theatre Company

Jacey Little·September 4, 2013
Actor Matthew Keenan is deep in rehearsals for Classical Theatre Company’s Hamlet, on Sept. 11-29 at Barnevelder.
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