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Mary Glen Fredrick's 'fire work' is an 'anti-capitalistic, tragicomic child labor heist play' (opens the original)
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The new play fire work is a dystopian comedy, or in the words of playwright Mary Glen Fredrick, it’s their “anti-capitalistic, tragicomic child labor heist play.” Fredrick prefers to stay “pretty intentionally vague” about the plot, due to some twists and turns that are better left a surprise for the audience, but they sum up the plot like this: “It's about a group of laborers who learn that a bill is in the Senate that would threaten their ability to work and to provide for themselves and their
Jason Neulander creates a new live action graphic novel with 'Treasure Island Reimagined' (opens the original)
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Years ago, veteran theater director Jason Neulander created what was essentially a new genre of staged entertainment, the live action graphic novel. It’s largely inspired by old-school radio dramas, with voice actors performing the characters (and live sound effects) while graphic-novel-style illustrations are projected onto an enormous screen behind them. It’s what might have emerged as the dominant entertainment form in a world where radio and comic books were huge but nobody ever bothered wit
'Present Perspective Project' from Early Era Collective features works from two choreographers (opens the original)
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For their upcoming fall show, Present Perspective Project, Early Era Collective is presenting an evening of dance from two local choreographers, Daniel Broxton and Jairus Carr. It’ll be a unique collaboration; they’re each creating half of the show, with their work informing and influencing each other in a sort of choreographic conversation. “These two have been working with Early Era Collective since basically the beginning,” says Early Era artistic director Stephanie Patrick. “Daniel started d
Zell Miller III's new company Black Rose Theater ATX debuts with 'And She Was Loved' (opens the original)
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Austin’s poet laureate, Zell Miller III, is presenting the inaugural production from his new theater company Black Rose Theater ATX this September. The one-act play, And She Was Loved, is a tribute to both Miller’s literal mother and his “theatrical mom” and mentor Laurie Carlos. “What better way to introduce our amazing company [than with] this production that is inspired by these two icons who helped me be the person that I am,” Miller said. The name of his new theater was inspired by the blac
This Is My Thing: Bagpipes! (opens the original)
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On This Is My Thing, our continuing mission is to talk with people about the things they do just for themselves – not because it’s their job and not because it’s a responsibility, just because they love to do it. The stuff you do because it’s your thing. On this episode of This Is My Thing, we’re talking with Kenneth Liechti about his love of bagpipes! Now, there are myriad types of bagpipes in the world and they’re played all over the globe, but the kind we’re talking about here are the ones th
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