UT Dept. of Theatre & Dance’s The Crucible
The department manages to elicit tension from Arthur Miller’s familiar drama, but not without a few flaws
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Shanon Weaver, Nov. 16, 2017
East Austin Studio Tour 2017
Photos by Jana Birchum
Photos, Nov. 14, 2017
Van Ryzin Launches Online Arts Magazine
Nonprofit Sightlines to offer cultural journalism, criticism
Robert Faires, Nov. 13, 2017
EAST 2017: Pump Project, Dimension Gallery, and More
Finding floating sea creatures, sangria, and a Resonant Lung
Melany Jean, Nov. 13, 2017
Waller Creek Conservancy's 4th Annual Creek Show
Photos by David Brendan Hall
Photos, Nov. 13, 2017
November Is Austin Art Month
With EAST, POP Austin, and the Creek Show, who's to argue?
Robert Faires, Nov. 10, 2017
Five Arty Things to Do: Nov. 10-12
G-gosh, whatever might they be? Anyone have a clue?
Wayne Alan Brenner, Nov. 9, 2017
One Ounce Opera’s Second Fresh Squeezed Ounce of Art Song
This second program of new art songs proved the form is not just alive but relevant
Robert Faires, Nov. 9, 2017
Taming the East Austin Studio Tour
With EAST's huge growth, artists work to keep the focus on their art and creative process
Melany Jean, Nov. 9, 2017
East Austin Studio Tour 2017
Where to find the 411 on the 505 stops on this year's EAST
Robert Faires, Nov. 9, 2017
Snapshots of EAST ’17
Five East Austin Studio Tour stops where you can see photography in a new light
Robert Faires, Nov. 9, 2017
Permanent Record Theatre's Dry Land
With this production, this company makes a bold debut and a fierce statement about life for teenage girls
T. Lynn Mikeska, Nov. 9, 2017
Six Picks From That EAST Beast
Necessary, unless you’re the living embodiment of “indefatigable”
Wayne Alan Brenner, Nov. 8, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017
Photos by Jana Birchum, and John Anderson
Photos, Nov. 8, 2017
Chef Palumbo Strikes Again
Nothing quite like a good lutefisk enchilada, n’est-ce pas?
Wayne Alan Brenner, Nov. 7, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017: Connecting … Connecting …
Authors talk Florida and what you don't know about your family
Melany Jean, Nov. 6, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017:
A Conversation With Dan Rather
A Conversation With Dan Rather
At launch for What Unites Us, newsman shares positivity
Katarina Brown, Nov. 6, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017:
Jeffrey Eugenides and Claire Messud
Jeffrey Eugenides and Claire Messud
For both award-winning authors, adolescence was important
Melany Jean, Nov. 6, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017: Tom Hanks
in Conversation With Lawrence Wright
in Conversation With Lawrence Wright
When writing, the Oscar winner seeks moments of serendipity
Elizabeth Banicki, Nov. 6, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017:
Flights of Fantasy
Flights of Fantasy
Authors Pulley and Rivera on what's new in historical fantasy
Elizabeth Cobbe, Nov. 5, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017: Sisters First:
A Celebration of Sisterhood
A Celebration of Sisterhood
For the Bush sisters, an emotional discussion of their memoir
Elizabeth Banicki, Nov. 5, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017: After the Uprising: The Shi'a Sunni Divide
Geneive Abdo gets below the surface of Middle East conflicts
Elizabeth Banicki, Nov. 5, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017:
Writers and Their Dogs
Writers and Their Dogs
Oh yes, there were pictures, and loads of love for canines
Melany Jean, Nov. 5, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017: Soonish:
A Funny Future of Technology
A Funny Future of Technology
Guess what? It would be so easy for robots to wipe us out
David McWilliams, Nov. 5, 2017
Review: Spinning
Tillie Walden's graphic novel is a powerful coming-of-age tale
Wayne Alan Brenner, Nov. 3, 2017
Texas Book Festival 2017: Samantha Irby
Meet the author of We Are Never Meeting in Real Life in real life
Beth Sullivan, Nov. 3, 2017
Five Arty Things to Do: Nov. 3-5
That number again is: Five. Yes, five arty things.
Wayne Alan Brenner, Nov. 2, 2017
Butler Opera Center's Così fan tutte
This production brings Mozart's test of female fidelity into the modern world of Tinder and high finance
Robi Polgar, Nov. 2, 2017
Dinner at the Center of the Earth
A riveting novel in which a Jewish American becomes and Israeli spy and then a traitor to his adopted country
Jay Trachtenberg, Nov. 2, 2017
Blood Brothers
This book does a superb job of capturing the essence of these two great Americans and their shared love of the American West
