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200 Ryans Converge Downtown to Celebrate Their Ryan-ness

Skeptical passersby peer into the bustling bar, barely lit by the late afternoon February sun. It’s too early for the typical Saturday night crowd on Austin’s Dirty Sixth Street. But not too early for Ryans.

4:27PM Wed. Apr. 17, Athena Hawkins Read More | Comment »

Ernest Cline and Felicia Day Are Waiting Under the Bridge to Bat City

The eclipse may have been a cloudy bust, but there’s still time for some twilight fun today with a special book signing for and reading from the new book from local author Ernest Cline.

3:58PM Mon. Apr. 8, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Theatre in Motion in Overheard on a Train

Many plays have two acts, but not many are two legs of a journey. That's just part of what makes new production Overheard on a Train so unique.

5:10PM Fri. Apr. 5, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

TODAY'S EVENTS

KUTX & Mueller Rock the Park w/ Geto Gala, Lucas Miller

Mueller Lake Park Outdoor Amphitheater

Selena Birthday Week Celebration at French Legation Museum

Keira Nova, She23, Ayo Tamz, Maurvice, Envy N, Caleb Lemons at Flamingo Cantina

MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY

Broadway in Austin Announces 2024-25 Season

The best of Broadway keeps making its way to Austin, with Texas Performing Arts announcing the titles for its 2024-25 Broadway in Austin season at the Bass Concert Hall. The schedule is filled with beloved classics like Hamilton and Funny Girl, and red hot new smashes like MJ and Shucked.

8:30PM Tue. Mar. 5, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

South by Southwest Sends in the Clowns

Funny women are headlining this year's South by Southwest Comedy Festival, with solo shows from BAFTA Breakthrough artist Luisa Omielan and WGA award-winning writer Yamaneika Saunders just part of this year's celebration of laughter (running March 8-12 and open to all badgeholders).

12:00PM Wed. Feb. 28, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Cirque du Soleil Performer Guillaume Blais Crystalizes His Art

Based out of Montreal, queer trapeze artist and aerialist Guillaume Blais has performed in over 5,000 shows in more than 30 countries. But before all that, Blais was a hairdresser who made wigs for Cirque du Soleil – the very same company he’ll be performing with this Wednesday through Sunday, Feb. 21-25, in CRYSTAL at the H-E-B Center in Cedar Park.

9:00AM Wed. Feb. 21, James Scott Read More | Comment »

Frozen Live Show Tickets Go on Sale Friday

The Bass Concert Hall may not have 8,000 salad plates, but it will be opening the gates this June for the touring production of the stage version of Frozen – and now you'll be able to get the best seats in the house.

1:50PM Tue. Feb. 13, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Free Outdoor Soundwalk “Eclipsing” Comes to the Long Center

Walk this way in cosmic wonder, citizen! Media artists Andrew Schneider and Annie Saunders of Point A have partnered with the Long Center and the Simons Foundation to present a once-in-a-lifetime experience, specifically tailored to the place where it happens: Your city.

8:00AM Tue. Feb. 13, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Review: Broadway in Austin’s Beetlejuice

Musical versions of successful films are often less like gilding the lily than sewing wings on a donkey. But for a movie like Beetlejuice, where two of the most memorable scenes are song-and-dance routines and the titular character could work the Borscht Belt, that lily is fresh as a daisy.

4:40PM Wed. Feb. 7, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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