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Press Coverage
 
The reviews are in!
 
 
Imagine That's inaugural show, House of Several Stories,
was a huge success...
 
 
"One of the few examples of purely American absurdism I've come across outside of Edward Albee."
-- Barry Pineo, Austin Chronicle
 
 
"Lauren Lane...sports some pretty f***ing stunning duds courtesy of costumer Jillan Hanel. [...] Kudos to Jason Amato’s moody lighting and Griffon Ramsey’s purposefully simplistic set, which complement each other and add notable texture."
-- Spike Gillespie, The Austinist 
 
"The style is sharp, emphatic and non-sequential, continually surprising the audience with the absurdities of [the] characters."  
-- Michael Meigs, Austinlivetheatre.com
 
To view production photos, click here.
 
 
Imagine That's A Writer's Vision(s) delights audiences
at 2010 FronteraFest Long and Short Fringe!
 
 
"Vision(s) boasts an impeccable cast that any show would be ecstatic to have."                  -- Austin Chronicle
 
"One of those rare pieces of theatre in which the energy is infectious."               -- Austin American Statesman
 
"A rambunctious pastihe of farce, Absurdism, and pop culture weirdness, stuffed with appearances of local theatrical luminaries."
-- The Austinist
 
"Bustling with creativity and originality, creating a vivid world that pulls us in and holds us tight."
-- Theatre Examiner
 

 
January 28, 2011 -- Austin Examiner
 

 
January 27, 2011 -- Austin Chronicle
 

 
January 26, 2011 -- Austin360.com
 

 
January 25, 2011 -- Austinist.com
 

 
January 12, 2011 -- Austin American-Statesman
 

 
January 1, 2010 --Austin Chronicle
  

 
January 1, 2010 --Austin Chronicle
 

 
December 23, 2009 --Austin360.com
 

 
August 13, 2009 --Austin Chronicle
  

 
August 11, 2009 --Austinist.com 
 

 
August 8, 2009 --Austinlivetheatre.com
 

 
August 6, 2009 --Austin360.com
House of Several Stories--Comedy or Absurdist Tragedy? by Jeanne Claire van Ryzin   
 

 
May 25, 2009 --Austin American Statesman