Different Stages’ Yankee Tavern
This production of Steven Dietz’s play offers a deep dive into what we choose to believe and a stimulating evening of theatre
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Elizabeth Cobbe, April 5, 2018
“Michelle Marchesseault” at Northern-Southern
The paintings filled with nesting S-curves comes from the artist’s meditative practice, but they’re joyful in their rumination
Melany Jean, April 5, 2018
Ballet Austin's Exit Wounds
For his new dance, choreographer Stephen Mills turned to moments of inspiration in his own life
Robert Faires, April 5, 2018
The Reader's Field Guide to Michael Noll
The Austin writer behind The Writer's Field Guide
Katarina Brown, April 4, 2018
Moontower Comedy 2018: Full Lineup, Schedule
Amanda Seales, Dulcé Sloan, Ted Leo late additions to fun
Robert Faires, March 30, 2018
Five Recommended Austin Arts Events this Weekend
Instead of just staring dully at that Roseanne reboot, right?
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 29, 2018
"Vladimir Mejia: Mi Feito Don't let this time be in vain"
This show feels like a glimpse into the artist's camera roll, a peek into the digital chronicling of a life and all that is consumed throughout it
Melany Jean, March 29, 2018
Changes at UT’s Fine Arts Library Cause a Rift in the College of Fine Arts
Showdown on the fifth floor
Robert Faires, March 29, 2018
Snapshot: Houston’s In Bloom Music Festival
Photographer David Brendan Hall heads to H-town in search of ... Austinites
David Brendan Hall, March 29, 2018
Theatre en Bloc's The Secretary
Kyle John Schmidt's new comedy takes dead aim at our national gun obsession and hits it with laughs
T. Lynn Mikeska, March 29, 2018
Austin Playhouse's Shakespeare in Love
The Oscar-winning film makes a successful transition to the stage through Don Toner's marvelous production
Shanon Weaver, March 29, 2018
"Juntos/Together" Ties Austin's Activist Past and Present
Shedding light on action & initiatives by local minority communities
Acacia Coronado, March 28, 2018
Five Recommended Arts Events
The shows are going on. Go on, see these shows.
March 23, 2018
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder
Tony-winning musical serves pure stage magic & killer hilarity
Shanon Weaver, March 22, 2018
Snapshot: Illustrator Amitai Plasse
Artist finds inspiration in Austin's live music scene
David Brendan Hall, March 22, 2018
Ground Floor Theatre's White Rabbit Red Rabbit
In Nassim Soleimanpour's play, what happens is as much a surprise for the actor as for the audience
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 22, 2018
“Julie Libersat: Paved Paradise” at W&TW
This interactive solo exhibition may have you looking at malls in a very different way
Robert Faires, March 22, 2018
Performance Park Takes Over the Vortex
Bonnie Cullum's dream wakes the Tarot into life in her company's immersive theatrical experience
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 22, 2018
Performance Park Preview at the Vortex
Photos by David Brendan Hall
Photos, March 22, 2018
Bill Murray Plays It Straight – Mostly
Still, you can’t keep Peter Venkman down
Dan Gentile, March 19, 2018
In Memoriam: Draylen Mason
Remembering the gifted young bassist who lost his life
Robert Faires, March 16, 2018
ColdTowne’s Missed Connections ATX
The show improvised from actual Craigslist ads is as hilarious as it is oddly cathartic to the singles in the crowd
Shanon Weaver, March 14, 2018
"Rodney McMillian: Against a Civic Death" at the Contemporary Austin
In this thought-provoking exhibition, the Suzanne Booth Deal Art Prize winner asks, "What does an architecture of power look like to you?"
Melany Jean, March 14, 2018
“Katy Horan and Teruko Nimura: Residual” at ICOSA
In their joint show, the two artists use paper crafts as a medium for exploring how traces of the past disrupt the present
Melany Jean, March 14, 2018
Seen / Soon: March 16
Getting virtually swept away by A Colossal Wave! and hearing America singing via Bill Murray and Jan Vogler
March 14, 2018
Snapshot: SXSW Art Program
These art installations surprise by using technology to bring us closer to humanity
David Brendan Hall, March 14, 2018
Rude Mechs' Fixing Troilus and Cressida
The third show in the Fixing Shakespeare series makes his mess of a play about the Trojan War hilarious and even engrossing
Elizabeth Cobbe, March 14, 2018
SXSW Comedy Review: The Comedian’s Comedian
Stuart Goldsmith gets James Davis to let us in on the joke
Ashley Moreno, March 13, 2018
SXSW Comedy Review: Jo Firestone & Friends
Packed lineup met packed house for fantastic stand-up
Ashley Moreno, March 12, 2018
SXSW Comedy: The Randown
Panel ran down the lack of representation in the industry
