Moontower Comedy 2018: Ali Siddiq
The Houston comedian on taking his act back behind bars
2011-2040 of 9,416 entries
Robert Faires, April 19, 2018
Snapshot: Compassionate Cultivation
“Snapshot” speaks with some of the young people whose lives are being changed with the use of medical cannabis
David Brendan Hall, April 19, 2018
Mary Moody Northen Theatre's Violet
In this moving production, a young woman learns the nature of true beauty and true love
T. Lynn Mikeska, April 19, 2018
Latinauts: The Wrath of Juan at ColdTowne
Prima Doñas’ third installment of its popular “telenovela in space” delivers the laughs
Shanon Weaver, April 19, 2018
Moontower Comedian Lauren Lapkus, Tube Raider
The comedian and actress digs up the good, the bad, and the cheesy of pre-Y2K television in the podcast Raised by TV
Ashley Moreno, April 19, 2018
“Nick Schnitzer: Inevitable Reckoning” at Dimension Gallery
Structures degraded by time and other materials provide a pointed view of dramatic change at work in the world
Melany Jean, April 19, 2018
Fusebox and Moontower Fests
Fill your weekend with experimental performance art and/or laughs
Robert Faires, April 19, 2018
Tyler Mount's Broadway Success
Playbill vlog king hosts High School Musical Theatre Awards
Robert Faires, April 18, 2018
Moontower Comedy 2018: Julio Torres
Here comes the Space Prince, but don't worry about his bangs
Ashley Moreno, April 17, 2018
Mohsin Hamid Speaks to Mayor's Book Club
Author fills Central Library for talk about his Exit West
Sumaiya Malik, April 16, 2018
Moontower Comedy 2018: Shmanners
Travis and Teresa McElroy demystify social dos and don’ts
Rosalind Faires, April 16, 2018
Fusebox Festival: Block that FOMO
Didn’t make early reservations? Wait, wait, check this out –
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 16, 2018
2018 Arts Hall of Famers Announced
Kleins, Hamrick, Naimpally, and Blumensaadt to be inducted
Robert Faires, April 16, 2018
Five Arty Things To Do This Weekend
Right before all those, you know, festivals rock the city sideways
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 13, 2018
Capital T Theatre's I and You
Lauren Gunderson's play uses Whitman's "Song of Myself" as a vehicle for two teens on the cusp of adulthood to explore identity
Elizabeth Cobbe, April 12, 2018
Snapshot: HONK!TX
Celebrating the sousaphone
David Brendan Hall, April 12, 2018
"Clarissa Tossin: Meeting the Waters" at the Blanton
The Brazilian artist explores the confluence of globalization's streams of production through the Amazon
Melany Jean, April 12, 2018
A Good Time to Be Lawrence Wright
With new book God Save Texas, The Looming Tower series on Hulu, and his play Cleo at the Alley, Lawrence Wright is the man of the moment
Elizabeth Banicki, April 12, 2018
The Many Projects of Lawrence Wright
From TV to the stage the local writer has been busy
Elizabeth Banicki, April 12, 2018
Street Corner Arts' Grounded
Every element of this production works together to get us inside the head of a troubled military flyer
Shanon Weaver, April 12, 2018
Update: Fate of UT's Fine Arts Library
Provost OKs recommendations to preserve, upgrade fifth floor
Robert Faires, April 11, 2018
I Am Art: W&TW's Creative Paradise
This Saturday’s Women & Their Work soirée is, ah, WOW …
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 10, 2018
"Where I Belong" Challenges Notions of Mixed-Race Identity
Exhibit explores race in a decreasingly black-and-white world
Mae Hamilton, April 10, 2018
Art City Austin: This Weekend
Annual extravaganza fills the Palmer and beyond with creativity
Memory Harker, April 9, 2018
The Thinkery: Adults Only
A little grownup tippling, a lot of sonic scientific exploranizing
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 9, 2018
Review: con flama
Salvage Vanguard puts us on the bus for an illuminating ride
Robert Faires, April 6, 2018
Five Recommended Arts Events
In which your local cultural FOMO is subdued via this handy listicle
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 6, 2018
Seen / Soon: April 6
On the bus in the City of Angels with Salvage Vanguard's staging of con flama and in Mexico with John Gibley, author of I Couldn't Even Imagine That They Would Kill Us
April 5, 2018
Snapshot
Annual hot air balloon festival is an uplifting tradition
David Brendan Hall, April 5, 2018
Paper Chairs' The Repentance of Saint Joan
Patrick Shaw's new play is less a tale of Joan of Arc's life than a divine meditation on love lost
