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Tuna isn't the only Texas town with which actor-writers Jaston Williams and Joe Sears can be closely identified. Austin has played a significant role in the development of their town, and in return Sears and Williams have changed the face of the capital city.

For Tuna creators Jaston Williams and Joe Sears, the fourth time is the charm

Kelly Sears collages the uncanny

Chicago-based, Jewish philanthropist Julius Rosenwald is profiled

Joe Sears and Jaston Williams to receive Texas Medal of Arts

A kidnapping caper with only three characters and one basic location, this masterful British film ratchets up the suspense to mind-frying proportions.

The toastiest summer on record is but an intermittently flickering 40-watt bulb compared to this positively incendiary sexual firestorm.

Set predominantly in the summer of 1970, this film tells how four 12-year-old girls save their money to buy a room of their own in the form of a treehouse from Sears.

Everything Old Is New Again at 41st & I-35

The crazy quilt career of Kimmie Rhodes.

Jim's holiday gift list; and Sears gets a present from ABC.

The Third Visit to Tuna Still Yields a Profusion of Delights

Facts about the Tuna shows and their creators, and a guide to the characters in the plays.

Happenings from Austin and beyond

What makes this production of The Foreigner such a joy is seeing those familiar faces from the Greater Tuna franchise working together so sharply for such an appreciative audience

With Jay Presson Allen's Tru, performer Jaston Williams takes a vacation from the little town of Tuna, Texas, with which he is so closely identified, to portray celebrated writer Truman Capote, and in the process reminds us what an actor of range and skill he is.

The Revolution Is Being Televised... and Sponsored by Nike

Taking the Tuna crew to Sin City was a huge gamble, but we end up bigger winners than losers

The holiday how-to guide for the perpetually perplexed

Even for a Tuna virgin, 'Red, White and Tuna' is a viciously funny excursion into small-town Texas politics, relationships, and heated gossip

New Tuna comedy does such brisk box office, one-week Paramount run extends to three

See a show and aid local theatres, catch some more Crush, show some dramaturgs how to two-step, and read up on Austin artists in national mags

The Texas Commission for the Arts gives Austinites a chance to see the state's best artists for free, and praise from the out-of-town press for local playwrights Cyndi Williams and Joe Sears and Jaston Williams

Their name may suggest a lack of intelligence, but make no mistake, the Flaming Idiots are wise men when it comes to comedy.

Nothing validates a scene like its own magazine.

Duke Ellington

Each claims the other is breaching their contract

The local artist’s tote bag is now on sale in the Biden campaign store