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"Stage West's well-executed 'An Octoroon' raises questions about race that the script fails to answer"

It's hard to move ahead until you know where you've been.

That seems to be the point of Stage West's regional premiere of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' 2015 Obie Award-winning An Octoroon.

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THEATERJONES: "Squirm. Laugh. Repeat"

At Stage West, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' An Octoroon keeps audiences uncomfortable, and laughing—exactly as it should.

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"unusual, challenging, and exciting"

An Octoroon reviewed by Charlie Bowles, Associate Critic for John Garcia's THE COLUMN

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Theater Jones - Q&A: Akin Babatundé

" At the center of the play and both of the playwrights’ visions, is colorism."

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"a madcap marathon that never stumbles"

Fort Worth's Stage West hosts a totally rad dinner party play

By Lindsey Wilson | CultureMap Fort Worth

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"a bawdy, rollicking good-time production"

Full Farce: Stage West does well by Marc Camoletti's trifle of a farce, Don't Dress for Dinner.

by Jill Sweeney | TheaterJones.com | Saturday, July 21, 2018

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"It. Was. Friggin. BRILLIANT!"

Reviewed by Richard Buswold, Associate Critic for John Garcia's THE COLUMN

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"Taylor Mac's play Hir, now having its regional premiere at Stage West, is essential viewing."

by Jill Sweeney
May 24, 2018

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A transgender teen finds respite on the stage — playing a transgender teen in 'Hir' at Stage West

by Nancy Churnin
May 23, 2018

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Standing “O”-vation

In Stage West’s current dark comedy, friendship blooms in a cancer ward. Fort Worth Weekly | By Jackie Hoerrman-Elliott - March 21, 2018

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"Stage West's well-executed 'An Octoroon' raises questions about race that the script fails to answer"

THEATERJONES: "Squirm. Laugh. Repeat"

"unusual, challenging, and exciting"

Theater Jones - Q&A: Akin Babatundé

"a madcap marathon that never stumbles"

"a bawdy, rollicking good-time production"

Full Farce: Stage West does well by Marc Camoletti's trifle of a farce, Don't Dress for Dinner.

"It. Was. Friggin. BRILLIANT!"

"Taylor Mac's play Hir, now having its regional premiere at Stage West, is essential viewing."

A transgender teen finds respite on the stage — playing a transgender teen in 'Hir' at Stage West

Standing “O”-vation

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