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Tutto Theatre Company

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Since its inception in 2001/2002, TUTTO Theatre Company (formerly: The Coda [Theater] Project) has created collaborative, multidisciplinary theatrical productions bringing together local artists working in a wide array of disciplines to showcase the fruits of their collaboration. We are committed to a re-investigation of history, and how, by presenting a fictionalized form of that history we may re-conceptualize the world in which we live today.

The 2008–2009 Season marks the beginning of an exciting renewal for our organization. Dustin Wills, our new Artistic Director, in collaboration with our Board—and in recognition of our growth over the last eight years—has re-imagined the company’s artistic ambitions to enhance the expanding arts community in Austin, while maintaining our dedication to the creation of multidisciplinary theatre.

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    01/24/12- 02/05/12	The Alien Baby Play Salvage Vanguard Theater
    05/06/11- 05/22/11	The Dudleys! A Family Game by Leegrid Stevens Blue Theatre
    08/20/10- 09/04/10	I Witness Blue Theatre
    06/26/09- 07/12/09	Black Snow Salvage Vanguard Theater
    11/07/08- 11/23/08	Ophelia Blue Theatre

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    • Event Name: The Dudleys! A Family Game by Leegrid Stevens
      "Awesome"
      Review posted by: Jessie P from Austin, Texas, May 13, 2011
      

      This show was so great. The premise is innovative and fun, and I absolutely loved the choreography that went with it. The direction of this show is so creative and works so well with the script.... Expand

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      This show was so great. The premise is innovative and fun, and I absolutely loved the choreography that went with it. The direction of this show is so creative and works so well with the script. Be patient: it takes a couple scenes to get a handle of, but it's definitely worth it. Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Dudleys! A Family Game by Leegrid Stevens
      "Flashbacks and Depth"
      Review posted by: Ruby Sinclair from Austin TX, May 11, 2011
      

      The Dudley's on the surface seems to be a good fun-loving play with the quirk of being done with 8pt imagery that flashes you back to the early video games of the 80's. What you get though is not... Expand

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      The Dudley's on the surface seems to be a good fun-loving play with the quirk of being done with 8pt imagery that flashes you back to the early video games of the 80's. What you get though is not just a fun quirky flashback but an intense retrospective into the last days of the family's patriarch and the handling of his death. It was a wonderful mix of both fun and seriousness. Kudos to Tutto Theatre for the wonderful use of multi-media and an interesting story backdrop while still maintaining depth and purpose. You want to make sure you see this intriguing new work. Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Dudleys! A Family Game by Leegrid Stevens
      "8 bits of fun, innovation and entertainment"
      Review posted by: P. Stone from Austin, TX, May 10, 2011
      

      To be honest, I haven't played video games so the whole genre and uses of all the clever adaptations and innovations escaped me a bit, but I still could enjoy the dynamic action and interplay with the... Expand

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      To be honest, I haven't played video games so the whole genre and uses of all the clever adaptations and innovations escaped me a bit, but I still could enjoy the dynamic action and interplay with the scrolling screen, clever use of the two dimension as a backdrop into the live dimension. Leegrid Steven,(the Gamer) who wrote this play clearly had the clever hand of gaming knowledge and the cast did a superb job of executing the moves, playing upon a back screen of computer generated scenery. Clever use of minimal props pieces. Directed by Gary Jaffe, a job well done in giving the family multiple dimensions inside a video game. Eri Treadway's Clara, Robert Deike's Tom, and the rest of the family Vic (Braden Hunt), Sylvia, (Jenny Keto) and Derek (Alex Cogburn) captured the dysfunctional memories of the video game. If you are really into gaming, this will be a fantastic voyage, for those who are on the sidelines, the Dudley Family was intriguing and good entertainment. Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Dudleys! A Family Game by Leegrid Stevens
      "For the Nostalgic Video Game Lover In Us All..."
      Review posted by: Lindsey S. from Austin, TX, May 09, 2011
      

      What first strikes you about The Dudley's! are the incredible original graphics created for the "old-school" video-game lens playwright Leegrid Stevens calls for in his new work. The play takes us on... Expand

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      What first strikes you about The Dudley's! are the incredible original graphics created for the "old-school" video-game lens playwright Leegrid Stevens calls for in his new work. The play takes us on the journey of a family as they navigate through one particular event in their lives which affects them for the duration of said (video-game) "lives". Whose story it is, exactly, is sometimes muddled and at moments during the play an audience member can feel a bit lost in the telling of the actual story, however what brings us back are the scenes of lively and humorous connection between the characters onstage and the video game they are playing out in parallel. The actual abstraction of the video game as a framework for the whole piece is something anyone in their twenties to thirties can admire with great nostalgia, and only makes you more endeared to the characters. The acting itself is very commendable in this production, with especially strong performances by the core family. Collapse

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