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The reasons to see this staging of Nicole Oglesby's new drama are the thorny questions it leaves you to answer

The vulnerability of small things is at the heart of Nicole Oglesby’s drama of girls and ghosts in East Texas bayou country

When is violence in theatre too much?

'Illumination Celebration' brings African-American theatre one step closer to the spotlight

In this spring concert, a profound and moving tribute to a missing member of the Theatre & Dance Department community

Mosaic Sound Collective's music hub and ancient atmospheric Adam Torres point to the future

In works ranging from tender to tense, the student dancers in the UT Department of Theatre & Dance embodied the spirit of "I can do anything"

African-American company's gala salutes the great Boyd Vance

For Tanya Barfield's two-character drama, Theatre en Bloc couples an intimate story with a relentlessly personal performance space

A perfect measure of schadenfreude on the rocks, with an angst chaser

The Long Center’s annual celebration of excellence in high school musical theatre moves center stage to center screen

Multiple storytelling modes make Tarell Alvin McCraney's complex play operate as both theatre and ritual

Actor’s HelMel Studios links with Austin creative hub

Three Austin theatre artists – actress Lee Eddy, choreographer Robin Lewis, and Adam Sultan – dish about their visions of the year to come

The 2014 class of the Austin Arts Hall of Fame

Chronicle Arts writer Avimaan Syam recalls 2008, in the theatre

In K ! :D D: Ö, you get to not only watch these kinetic provocateurs move through virtual environments, but also influence their actions

Another Eastside arts space gets the rising-rent blues and looks to the crowd for help

That's Show Biz!

Memories of Capitol City Playhouse's Michel Jaroschy

An anthology feature that would make Jung proud

With this play, Crystal Bird Caviel honors ancestors who were slaves and her colleague, the late Dr. Billy F. Harden

After a cruel 2005, ProArts is moving forward in the new year, with its first stage show, Kissing the Goodbye, by award-winning Austin writer Zell Miller III

Theatrical bait and switch drives this intriguing, infuriating play

This musical disarms the cynicism of our age with the sweet story of a guy and a girl who bond over music

This site-specific audio work puts the audience in a postapocalyptic world to show how central art is to the human experience

Robert Schenkkan's smart script and remarkable ensemble work make this a powerful look at LBJ's White House years

Theatrical bait and switch drives this intriguing, infuriating play

The air’s a tad thin in this production of Oscar Wilde’s work