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Gil Bruvel on Equilibrium

October 24, 2021 0

Texas-based artist Gil Bruvel made a special appearance last week at Austin’s finest art gallery, West Chelsea Contemporary. In an interview with owner Lisa Russell, he expounded on the philosophical underpinnings of his artwork. “I […]

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Music and The Planets

October 16, 2021 0

When Gustav Holst composed The Planets in 1916, the Great War was raging, which surely induced him to open his symphonic suite with Mars, The Bringer of War. The Red planet had long been associated […]

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Wonder of the World

October 13, 2021 0

Cass, the star of the play, declares early on that she is “a tall glass of bubbly cider.” This pretty well sums up the frothy nature of this madcap comedy. Like most modern comedies, it […]

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Into the Woods

October 11, 2021 0

“We have been in the woods for 20 months, now we are finally getting out of it,” said Kevin Wilson of the Zach Theatre, referring to the virus-induced shutdown of theatrical productions. Wilson, the Individual […]

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Wild West Texas Comedy

September 20, 2021 0

In 4 words, musical comedy is back! After a less than amusing pandemic that has shut down most theatrical productions for more than a year, the arts scene in Austin is coming back to life. […]

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Nate on Comedy

September 11, 2021 0

Science and comedy are not so far apart. I don’t mean physicists tell bad puns about how many quarks can dance on the head of a pin, or that comedians, conversely, are deep thinkers on […]

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  • Music and The Planets

    October 16, 2021 0
    When Gustav Holst composed The Planets in 1916, the Great War was raging, which surely induced him to open his symphonic suite with Mars, The Bringer of War. The Red planet had long been associated [...]

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  • Wonder of the World

    October 13, 2021 0
    Cass, the star of the play, declares early on that she is “a tall glass of bubbly cider.” This pretty well sums up the frothy nature of this madcap comedy. Like most modern comedies, it [...]

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    “The most powerful man in the world is trying to undermine us. We need to be purer than pure.” In an appearance at the LBJ Presidential Library, the ‘us’ Jake Tapper of CNN was talking [...]

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