Both Sides Going for Her
Inside Amy Schumer, there's still plenty of teenage girl, but there's also a highly focused comic
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Russ Espinoza, April 25, 2013
West Austin Studio Tour
The second WEST provides a journey of creative wonders
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 25, 2013
A Cool Job
Twenty-five years into a comedy career, Todd Barry doesn't take laughs for granted
Russ Espinoza, April 25, 2013
Austin Is a Place (You Are Here)
Theatre En Bloc experiments with telling the story of our city's growth but fails to be specific about it
Dan Solomon, April 25, 2013
Right Cheer, Right Now: Staging a Comedy of Competitive Cheerleading
Tapping Kickstarter for a little help with the pom-pons
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 24, 2013
Exclusive Peek: Mike Mitchell Heads For Mondo
New show gives icons the portrait gallery treatment
Richard Whittaker, April 24, 2013
Happy Bard Day!
'Living With Shakespeare' helps you manage Will-ophilia
Robert Faires, April 23, 2013
Rooftop Architecture Goes Parkour
Arthouse at the Jones Center hosts Danish doc
Monica Riese, April 23, 2013
Is the Third 'Graphic Canon' a Decent End to the Ambitious Project?
Does this collection of illustrated literary classics succeed?
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 22, 2013
What's on Tonight at Fusebox Festival?
For one thing, snowfall destroys three cars …
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 21, 2013
HowlRound Spotlights Austin Theatre
The online national theatre journal devotes a week to Austin
Robert Faires, April 18, 2013
MASS Gallery Opens 'Public Access'
Group show turns gallery into public access TV studio
Monica Riese, April 18, 2013
The Learning Curve
Bill Hader relates his schooling in comedy at 'SNL'
Robert Faires, April 18, 2013
Moontower Wednesday
April 18, 2013
'Austin Is a Place (You Are Here)'
Theatre En Bloc sparks a conversation about the city's growth on the gateway to the Eastside
Dan Solomon, April 18, 2013
Mad Beat Hip & Gone
Steven Dietz's play about the Beats might best be considered as the kind of literary experiment they engaged in
Elizabeth Cobbe, April 18, 2013
Studio Visits: Elizabeth Chiles
This Austin photographer's studio space serves as her gateway to the natural world
Andy Campbell, April 18, 2013
The Importance of Being Earnest
At Mary Moody Northen Theatre, Oscar Wilde's comedy is not only wonderfully expressed but played with remarkable accuracy
Adam Roberts, April 18, 2013
String Theory
Generous performances from violinist Stephanie Sant'Ambrogio and pianist Gregory Allen made this an impressive recital
Natalie Zeldin, April 18, 2013
Drums Downtown? Margaritas? A Convergence of Voices? D-d-d-dancing?
Austin's Fusebox Festival opens with a hella fine & free party tonight!
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 17, 2013
Texas Burlesque Festival
Photos by Jana Birchum
Photos, April 16, 2013
Art City Austin
Photos by Devaki Knowles
Photos, April 15, 2013
Zoppé Italian Family Circus at the Long Center
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Photos, April 15, 2013
The Q&A Hole: What Color Would You Change the Sky To?
With Mical Trejo, Nate Southard, Katherine Catmull, Mark Love & more
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 15, 2013
Doug Jaques: In Memoriam
Remembering the great Austin muralist and teacher
Robert Faires, April 12, 2013
Distilling an Entire Comedy Festival Into a Single Hour?
The New Movement's Rob Gagnon Thinks It's Possible
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 12, 2013
Kickstart Your Weekend: 'The Show Must Go On'
Going behind the scenes of One-Act Play
Monica Riese, April 12, 2013
Five Cooks in the Kitchen?
The Duplicates shake up the recipe for theatre
Jillian Owens, April 11, 2013
Lit Meals on Wheels
'Road Show: Four Way Stop' finds literature in the everyday
Amy Gentry, April 11, 2013
An Obviously Foggot
Bastion Carboni's new play is a confrontational mess, but it's vital in its commentary on bigotry within gay communities
