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This alien exploration works as a play and an encapsulation of what makes Austin special

Hawaiian trio takes the Downtown stage for an improv-fueled joyride

In 40 years of nurturing young people's love for the stage, Coleman Jennings has helped a profession develop, too

The tireless advocate for the underserved has built a home for their stories

Our sassy quiz will match you up with the Austin theatre company of your dreams.

There's nothing lower-case or lethargic about theatre director, actor, and producer Sharon Sparlin. She's bold, animated, even electric, and channeling all that high-voltage energy into creating equally energetic theatre all the time.

Using innovative puppetry, Glass Half Full Theatre dukes it out with climate change in an invigorating way

MASS leaves artistic surprises in a dozen East Austin backyard byways

A masterful tribute to the father of the Great American Songbook

With new book God Save Texas, The Looming Tower series on Hulu, and his play Cleo at the Alley, Lawrence Wright is the man of the moment

This year in Austin, autumn brings a Spring Storm, and with it Actors Repertory of Texas, the realization of the city's long-cherished dream of a locally based professional theatre company.

When Zachary Scott Theatre Center Flies With Angels

Art & Theatre to See Around Texas This Summer

Flood relief is on the way for Houston arts organizations devastated by Tropical Storm Allison and a memorial service is being held for longtime Austin actress Judi Sklar Becker.

The full list of nominees before Monday's award ceremony

From TV to the stage the local writer has been busy

It's maybe silly to fix a personality on a place, but something happens when you hook a left onto Austin Ave. and drive into Georgetown's historic district. Everything slows down, just a little bit, and then there's that marquee, neon and spangly, lighting up downtown. Welcome to the Palace.

Pioneer of Austin independent theatre passes at age 95

This meditation on the blurring of theatre and life doesn't quite seem to fit in a punk club

Following the Path of Theatrical Designers

While pursuing her masters in film at UT, Laura Dunn spent every semester break in Louisiana making Green, a documentary about the toxic 100-mile stretch along the Mississippi River known as Cancer Alley. The film screens at the Alamo Drafthouse this Sunday.

Austin native Starla Benford brings The Vagina Monologues to town, Kerthy Fix takes Heaving Shadows at the Skin Show to Chicago, and where does rm 120 theatre go?

The Raging of the Elements, or Indoor Theatre in Austin -- Al Fresco

Celebrating achievements and creativity from Austin's women artists

Austin Lyric Opera hires a new managing director, Horton Foote's The Carpetbagger's Children is named best new play by America's theatre critics, and half-price tickets are back at BookPeople.

It may still be too hot to frolic in the noonday sun, but it's not too hot to put on a show to help someone in need, and that's what a number of Austin artists are up to this month, raising funds for flood victims in Houston and an Austin musician with a spinal cord injury.