THEATRE
A Matter of Taste 
November 12-November 21, 2009
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Boy lives with girl. Girl comes home early and walks in on boy shaving the leg of a corpse. Other girl on-again-off-again dates boy. Girl finds boy in bed with his sister. A raucous cycle of short, acrid comedies about suicide, cannibalism, racism, and the perils of visceral reactions. And performance art.
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2211 Hidalgo Street
Austin, TX 78702 -
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Tickets: $10, e-mail for reservations
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Dates:
November 12-November 21, 2009Times:
11PM -
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Event Name: A Matter of Taste
"This is why people don't see theatre in Austin"
Review posted by: ATXman from Austin, TX, Nov 21, 2009
Where to start. This collection of short plays by Mr. Carboni was not an engaging or insightful night of theatre that I had hoped for. The capable cast cannot overcome the weakness of the text and... Expand
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Event Name: A Matter of Taste
"This is why people don't see theatre in Austin"
Review posted by: ATXman from Austin, TX, Nov 21, 2009
Where to start. This collection of short plays by Mr. Carboni was not an engaging or insightful night of theatre that I had hoped for. The capable cast cannot overcome the weakness of the text and... Expand
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