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  Coyote and Collapse Twist Real-life Drama into Dark Comedy

  By Elaine Liner | Thu, February 09, 2012

  As small, intense, pull-your-hair-out comedies, the new plays Coyote and Collapse have a lot in common. Coyote, playing a few more performances at Nouveau 47's tiny theater at the Magnolia Lounge in Fair Park, puts us out in the Arizona desert wit... More >

• Kitchen Dog Theater Goes 26 Miles in New Road-Trip Play

  By Elaine Liner | Fri, November 18, 2011

  ​Theater Caps are bite-sized punch-packing capsule reviews by resident theater critic Elaine Liner. Use them as a reminder -- or a teaser, if you procrastinate -- of her full-length reviews in T More >

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  It's Only Life Sends a Singing November Valentine

  By Elaine Liner | Thu, November 17, 2011

  November is early for valentines, but at Theatre Too love is in the air with It's Only Life, a 30-song revue by composer John Bucchino. Performed by five attractive young singer-actors, accompanied lovingly on grand piano by Terry Dobson, the 100-... More >

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  Getting Lots of Buzz

  By Brentney Hamilton | Thu, September 08, 2011

  Gloria Steinem said a that "a woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle," but we're inclined to think that a woman without a vibrator is just bad policy any way you slice it. Sarah Ruhl's Tony nominated 2009 play, In the Next Room, Or t... More >

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  Ponzi Schemes to Cash In on Famous Rip-off

  By Elaine Liner | Thu, June 02, 2011

  By keeping the best character offstage, Ponzi, the new play by Elaine Romero getting its first production at Kitchen Dog Theater, perpetrates its own sly little scam on the audience. We never see "Jack," a much talked-about investment guru who gua... More >

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