Snapshot: Austin Ice Cream Festival
Where nostalgia for childhood runs as high as the temperature
1921-1950 of 9,421 entries
David Brendan Hall, June 28, 2018
Shrewd Productions' The Afterparty
We’re invited to hobnob with history’s great minds up on the astral plane
Elizabeth Cobbe, June 28, 2018
Andrea Ariel Dance Theatre's Locked-In
A dance inspired by our rigid connection to our cellphones was more spontaneous and personal than its title implied
June 28, 2018
“Regional Fictions” at MASS Gallery
This thought-provoking show takes on the educational system's traditional narratives by juxtaposing the familiar with images that challenge it
Melany Jean, June 28, 2018
Peter Bay’s MASS Appeal
The local maestro brings Leonard Bernstein’s massive stagework to Austin with a lot of help from a lot of friends
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 28, 2018
Dave Chappelle Hits the Stateside This Wednesday
Tickets on sale today at 4pm
Mark Fagan, June 26, 2018
Yappy Hour for Working Dogs at Hotel Vegas
Photos by Anneke Paterson
Photos, June 25, 2018
Primed for Some Literary Vibranium?
Readers say, "Austin African American Book Festival forever!"
Robert Faires, June 22, 2018
Beachcombing Is Always Better With a Good Companion
This new illustrated guide is the perfect summertime accessory
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 22, 2018
Fair Youth Make Fairer Shakespeare
Two fine chances to see young people make the Bard come alive
Robert Faires, June 21, 2018
Austin's Artspace Crisis and Microvenues
Are home art galleries and mini-performance venues the answer to the space crunch?
Robert Faires, June 21, 2018
Snapshot: Juneteenth Parade
Attendees at the annual Juneteenth parade consider the challenges posed today to freedom
David Brendan Hall, June 21, 2018
Booth's Richard III by the Hidden Room Theatre
Beth Burns and company unearths a fascinating theatrical time capsule with this version of Shakespeare's tragedy
Shanon Weaver, June 21, 2018
Gold n' George's For a Limited Time Only
In this lighthearted show, Natalie George, Heloise Gold, and their collaborators reacted to current events by exploring, inventing, playing
Jonelle Seitz, June 21, 2018
"Matthew Steinke: Deliriums" at Northern-Southern Gallery
Mental health disorders seldom look or sound this delightful
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 21, 2018
Texas Book Festival Announces First Confirmed Authors for October Fest
Acclaimed An American Marriage novelist leads pack of 15
Kimberley Jones, June 19, 2018
Edgar Cantero Scoobies the Fhtagn Right Out the Ol’ Lovecraft
The geek-savvy author brings his Meddling Kids to BookPeople
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 15, 2018
Five Recommended Arts Events This Weekend
We’ll shield you against that mofo of a FOMO, citizen!
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 15, 2018
Heartland Theatre Collective’s Little Bird
The vulnerability of small things is at the heart of Nicole Oglesby’s drama of girls and ghosts in East Texas bayou country
Robert Faires, June 14, 2018
Kathy Dunn Hamrick Dance Company’s Company
In this short works program, the troupe explored the solace and thrills in the company you keep
Jonelle Seitz, June 14, 2018
Spectrum Theatre Company's Juneteenth Chronicles
With this play, Crystal Bird Caviel honors ancestors who were slaves and her colleague, the late Dr. Billy F. Harden
Robert Faires, June 14, 2018
Snapshot: Bubblepalooza
Because bubbles make everything better
David Brendan Hall, June 14, 2018
Zach Theatre's Sunday in the Park With George
Zach relalizes the Sondheim musical with near flawless execution but has little in the way of emotional reward
Elizabeth Cobbe, June 14, 2018
Bubblepalooza 2018 at the Long Center
Photos by David Brendan Hall
Photos, June 12, 2018
Hidden Room + Presidential Assassin
Aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln, we reckon you’ll really enjoy the show
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 12, 2018
Five Recommended Arts Events This Weekend
Just, ah, watch out for those big ol’ motorbikes, mmmkay?
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 8, 2018
Snapshot: Give Bees a Chance Dinner at Emmer & Rye
Good food for a great cause
David Brendan Hall, June 7, 2018
The Ransom Center's "Vaudeville!"
This exhibition reveals how the history of that entertainment form is really the history of the U.S.
Robert Faires, June 7, 2018
La Fenice's Cthulhu Beach Party
This commedia spoof mashes up surfside love and Lovecraft for an incredibly fun romp
Shanon Weaver, June 7, 2018
Performa / Dance's Artist and Muse
This program of four pensive and sensitive works explored physical and emotional distress and pain in great depth
