Fantastic Voyage
For 'The Odyssey,' composer Graham Reynolds goes on a journey with Austin Children's Choir
6631-6660 of 9,421 entries
Robert Faires, Nov. 2, 2007
Luke Savisky: Hands across the water
Images of hands projected across Wooldridge Park illuminate our assault on and communion with the environment
Benné Rockett, Nov. 2, 2007
Women & Their Work: Why W&TW?
Arts professionals talk feminism and women's art over the past 30 years and W&TW's role in both then and now
Robert Faires, Nov. 2, 2007
2007 B. Iden Payne Awards: Prize night
Running down the winners at this year's awards from the Austin Circle of Theaters
Robert Faires, Nov. 2, 2007
Io: a myth about you
Monika Bustamante's updated Greek myth comes in a top-notch production that rages about like a rough sea
Avimaan Syam, Nov. 2, 2007
Tuna Does Vegas
Taking the Tuna crew to Sin City was a huge gamble, but we end up bigger winners than losers
Robert Faires, Nov. 2, 2007
The Seagull
Breakin' String Theatre's take on Chekhov goes down like a shot of fine vodka
Avimaan Syam, Oct. 26, 2007
Austin GuitarTown Project: Going, going, gone!
The auction of all those guitar sculptures raised a half-million dollars for four local charities
Robert Faires, Oct. 26, 2007
Rubber Repertory: Cashing in
Rubber Repertory applies for its first-ever grant and scores $15,000
Robert Faires, Oct. 26, 2007
Transactions
This Blanton exhibition shows us how art occurs in the transfer of ideas, information, and nonmaterial goods
Nikki Moore, Oct. 26, 2007
Far Away
In the space of an hour, this ACC Drama Department production shows the world coming apart
Robert Faires, Oct. 26, 2007
Artists' Honor Roll: Austin takes the prize
A rundown of recent honors bestowed on local artists and arts educators
Robert Faires, Oct. 26, 2007
Starting Over
For 'Tuna' creators Jaston Williams and Joe Sears, the fourth time is the charm
Robert Faires, Oct. 26, 2007
Austin Symphony Orchestra: Commission fever
ASO has commissioned a new orchestral work from composer Christopher Theofanidis
Robert Faires, Oct. 26, 2007
The Master Builder
The impeccable craft and enduring genius of playwright Arthur Miller, as explained by Tony Kushner
Robert Faires, Oct. 19, 2007
Ronnie Weeks: Reinventing the Wheel
Collage is a valid form, and artist Ronnie Weeks uses it well
Salvador Castillo, Oct. 19, 2007
Miller in Austin
Oct. 19, 2007
Art Alliance Austin: At 50, a rejuvenated mission and new name
After five decades, Austin Fine Arts Alliance has renamed itself Art Alliance Austin
Robert Faires, Oct. 19, 2007
Jessica Mathaes: A concertmaster flies solo
ASO's top violinist readies for her first solo concerto performance with the orchestra
Michael Kellerman, Oct. 19, 2007
Death of a Salesman
Strange choices and weak acting cripple City Theatre's take on Arthur Miller's magnum opus
Avimaan Syam, Oct. 19, 2007
New Art in Austin 2008: The 20 to watch
AMOA names the 20 Austin artists for its next 'New Art in Austin' exhibition
Robert Faires, Oct. 19, 2007
Illumination
Blue Lapis Light transforms Seaholm into a grand cathedral where the spirit is free to soar
Robert Faires, Oct. 19, 2007
Volitant Gallery: Volitant, we hardly knew ye
After 18 months, the Downtown showcase for contemporary art shuts down
Robert Faires, Oct. 19, 2007
Inherit the Wind
Austin Playhouse revival reminds us that the war between creationists and Darwinists still isn't finished
Avimaan Syam, Oct. 12, 2007
Happy Days
With standout work by Katherine Catmull, Beckett's 'happy' play gets a revival to be grateful for
Robert Faires, Oct. 12, 2007
Femme Fantastique
The fantastic narratives presented are masterfully woven and most entertaining
Salvador Castillo, Oct. 12, 2007
Feeling the Audience
Robert Faires, Oct. 5, 2007
'Patterns of Peru and Texas': Peruse Peruvian power
Showing the art connection between sister cities Lima and Austin
Rachel Koper, Oct. 5, 2007
Sylvia Orozco: The right path
Mexic-Arte's director has been honored by Mexico for showing its cultural treasures in Texas
Robert Faires, Oct. 5, 2007
Full Circle
Pointedly political, yes, but Charles Mee's update of Brecht is also wildly entertaining
