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Hyde Park Theatre revives its production of Chris Earle's play Radio: 30, which creates a pitch-perfect rendering of emotional breakdown in the recording studio

Raul Garza's solo show tells us that finding your true self in another country isn't easy

Comedy competition of cultural arcana comes to Twitch

With cheating so hip today, Andrea Skola and Shrewd Productions have put together eight original 10-minute plays that explore the contemporary nuances of being a cheat

Ed Begley Jr.'s 'Cesar and Ruben,' a play with music, is a respectful and warm tribute to the life and work of United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez

Productions and performances, from the fantastic to the unfortunate

This new play by Raul Garza lets us spend a lifetime with an immigrant and all the decisions she makes

Lotta love for Nevermore, Drowning Girls, Agent Andromeda

With this new solo show, playwright Raul Garza takes a journey deep into Mexico

This black comedy delivers everything you expect from a Hyde Park Theatre show

Ajua, Austin! The Latin Comedy Project, Paul Saucido, and Los Bad Apples make a summer splash.

The LCP gets its first nod from Emmy for an ad campaign it did for MTV Tr3s

In Double Exposure, writer/performers Wayne Alan Brenner and David Jewell offer old and new material they've created, and their knack for capturing nuance in the mundane entertains

Director Ken Webster has made a career out of discovering quirky, funny scripts by young playwrights that entertain as they offer insight into our culture, and that describes Rebecca Gilman's Blue Surge perfectly

Epic is not something often attempted in the theatre, much less by small arts groups, but with Orange, Refraction Arts Project is telling the epic history of a fictitious city across three time periods in four overlapping storylines, with the participation of 15 playwrights and 25 actors.

José Rivera's References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot is a magical love story in which nature reflects human relationships, and this Refraction Arts Project production is beautiful to look at with several stand-out performances.

Chris Earle's psychological drama 'Radio :30' shows how advertising works, through a deejay's emotional collapse while he's recording a spot for a burger joint

Riveting revival of a dark comedy overcomes an outmoded script

Hyde Park’s new original play perfectly showcases writer Raul Garza

The popular salute to old radio serials comes to the Long Center – with pictures!

This update of a Greek tragedy has a modern look but the same old sense of the inevitable

The full list of nominees before Monday's award ceremony

Apollo 10 1/2, Sandra Bullock, and more join movie list

Classics, classical music, ballet, and more

Top honors go to Drowsy Chaperone and Fixing Troilus

Because everything, they say, has a price

The Latino Comedy Project returns with a fierce new skewering

With Mical Trejo, Nate Southard, Katherine Catmull, Mark Love & more

Austin's own living graphic novel makes a Fantastic debut

The comic of live-action graphic novel The Intergalactic Nemesis