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This tale of the ongoing hostilities between vampires and werewolves is pockmarked by the discordant likes of Puscifer and Slipknot.

Austin Chronicle Arts Editor Robert Faires delivers his list of the Top 10 most memorable productions in the performing arts for 2002.

With strong direction and a fine cast, City Theatre's revival of the jury-room drama of the 1950s feels very contemporary

In Bash, a collection of monologues by Neil LaBute, the protagonists appear to be considerate, decent people, but in the stories they share they prove themselves capable of committing crimes straight out of Greek tragedy, and the dirigo group production achieves a breezy intimacy with the audience, engaging us so thoroughly that when the darkness falls, we find it hard to abandon them.

Reuniting a wallet lost after the flood with its owner

See the whole schedule and get some tickets to escape the heat

All About Eve (1950)

For one McCallum High student, every day is a sick day

US290: We Built It, and Dammit, They're Coming

Blurbing the pinnacle of SXSW 2006.

First night SXSW Music recommendations and hints

SXSW Film announces feature film lineup

Evil Dead Rises and more added to festival lineup

This magicians' caper film has a good cast but very little else hidden up its sleeve.

That was the year that was in the Live Music Capital …

Bogey and Bergman play star-crossed lovers in this enduring classic set in wartime North Africa.

An amalgam of influences with a life of its own, the Chronicle is smarter than we are

Nearly two-dozen choices ranging from the Flaming Lips to Elephant Stone

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

The films, the filmmakers, the crews, the making of a scene

Our readers talk back.

Conservancy seeks radical makeover east of Downtown

Austinites a-plenty in Competition and NEXT slates

'Statesman' explores new ways to spark circulation and revenue, often taking a pickax to traditional Ad-Editorial boundaries in the process