Robert Hitchcox

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Robert Hitchcox is a playwright, critic and fiction author, who reviews live theatre.

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A Little Night Music – Great Theatre

Going to the Old Town Theatre is like visiting an old friend. Great sight lines, nice stage, tiny lobby, and, well, the restrooms are inadequate.

The Bluebonnet Court Austin, Texas Finest

If you traveled in the States prior to the 60s, you probably stayed at small roadside motel quite similar to the Bluebonnet Court. If it had a neon sign, it wasn't working properly.

Orange Flower Water – The Taste of Desire

Entering through the audience to the stage two sets of newly weds sit on opposite sides of the stage. Center stage, canted at a slight angle is a bed, a bed that tells many stories.

Black Coffee Luke Warm

Agatha Christie's Black Coffee turns 78 this year. It was her first play, later turned into the novel, 'Le Coffret de Jaque' aka Lackered Box (English spelling for Lacquered Box).

Cubbies Beach Bums Rule OnStage

Bleacher Bums is a fun production. Probably much too short for the die hard sports fan and a bit too long for the person that doesn't know a hard ball from a soft ball.

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When The Garage Is The Only Step Free Door Into The House

When the garage is the only door your mother...

Will Birthright Citizenship Become Next Historic Roe VS Wade? Trump Lost Fight; But Re-issued Executive Order Targeting Birth Tourism

Despite losing the U.S. Supreme Court birthright citizenship fight almost two months ago, President Trump reloaded and fired off another round of ammunition to let the Supreme Court know there is more than one way to skin a cat.

Bloom Security Uncovers Supply-Chain Flaw in VS Code Extension Packs Affecting 500,000+ Downloads

Software developers routinely rely on automation to assemble their...

ClickHouse and Hud Target a New Bottleneck in AI Development: Knowing What to Ship

The rise of coding agents is changing where software...
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