Arts + Culture
A Labor Storm Hits Austin in Grocery Store Drama Work to Do
Former Texas Book Festival figure Jules Wernersbach explores the weird underside of Austin’s “Shop Local” ethos in debut novel
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A Bloody Bridgerton Parody at Butterfly Bar
Ladies and gents, rakes and wenches, gather ’round for frilly farce
Objects and Aesthetics Tell “Tales From the Freezer”
Carter Flachbarth’s paintings combine nostalgia, sentiment, and identity
Complicating The Myth of Red Texas
David Griscom’s debut nonfiction work retraces the bootprints of Texas liberalism
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The Wiz Regenerates
Reimagined Broadway musical brings new music and style to the hit spin on Wizard of Oz
Austin Shakespeare Makes Much Ado About Nothing In Free Summer Show
Director Ann Ciccolella debuts modernized take on the “original rom-com”
April Showers Bring May Markets
Six markets to fill all the post-spring-cleaning emptiness around your home
Keep It to Yourself: David Sedaris on Growing Up a Writer
The longtime humor writer shares his path to performance ahead of Paramount Theatre show
Texas Mushroom Conference Explores Fungal Lessons
Fungi researchers, growers, artists, and more gather in Austin for fruitful discourse
“Contemporary Art Under Fascism” Collects Resistance at UT
Student and faculty exhibit showcases politically oriented works April 17-18
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