Capital City Men’s Chorus Celebrates 30 Years
Spring show illuminates untold stories of forgotten LGBTQ icons
1501-1530 of 9,404 entries
Beth Sullivan, May 6, 2019
Austin Opera's La Bohème
The beauty of the music and stagecraft in this production teaches us something about love and art
Laura Jones, May 2, 2019
Dimension Sculpture Park
Springdale Road is increasingly strung with gems, and this is the newest one
Wayne Alan Brenner, May 2, 2019
Getting Your Head Around (and Hands on) the Art of Abraham Cruzvillegas
Conceptual artist brings "Hi, how are you, Gonzo?" to the Contemporary Austin
Barbara Purcell, May 2, 2019
ScriptWorks' Out of Ink 2019: Artificially Intelligent
The 10-minute plays in this year's edition of the annual showcase venture outside the comfort zone
Trey Gutierrez, May 2, 2019
Free Comic Book Day’s Punchline
Creators of Punchline offer a super-powered narrative
Wayne Alan Brenner, May 1, 2019
Star Wars Satire ¡Estar Guars! Gets Laughs and Gets Political
Latino Comedy Project takes on planetary issues
Savannah J Salazar, May 1, 2019
Moontower 2019 Review: Amanda Seales
Her wide-ranging set proved this comic can't be pigeonholed
Ashley Moreno, April 30, 2019
Moontower 2019 Review: Schitt’s Creek: Up Close & Personal
The cult favorite comedy draws back the curtain
Rosalind Faires, April 30, 2019
Moontower 2019 Review: Jenny Slate
The internet loves Jenny Slate, and so does Austin
Rosalind Faires, April 30, 2019
Moontower 2019 Review: Ronny Chieng
Daily Show senior correspondent brings polish and fire
Rosalind Faires, April 30, 2019
Moontower 2019 Review: Hari Kondabolu
This stand-up act balanced light humor and social issues
Ashley Moreno, April 29, 2019
Moontower 2019 Review: New York’s Finest
In a rapid-fire show, these Gotham comics earned their laughs
Ashley Moreno, April 29, 2019
Moontower 2019 Review: Nicole Byer
The host of Nailed It – well, you can guess
Rosalind Faires, April 29, 2019
Drew Silverman’s Gorintō
A quintessential work which surpasseth all understanding with beauty
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 28, 2019
Glass Half Full Theatre's Once There Were Six Seasons
Using innovative puppetry, Glass Half Full Theatre dukes it out with climate change in an invigorating way
Laura Jones, April 25, 2019
Rude Mechanicals' Not Every Mountain
This Rude Mechs performance piece shows us a mountain's lifetime in an hour and makes clear that nothing lasts forever
Trey Gutierrez, April 25, 2019
"Rebris" at Northern-Southern
Reduce, reuse, recycle is seldom so remarkable as in these works by Virginia Fleck and Ted Carey
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 25, 2019
A Guide to Austin Classical Music
The virtuosi who know the score and make beautiful music happen here
Robert Faires, April 25, 2019
Moontower Comedy 2019: Emma Willmann
Opening up the comic behind Secret Keepers Club
Ashley Moreno, April 24, 2019
Moontower Comedy 2019: Joel Kim Booster
The L.A. comic on the politics (and bravery) of being hot
Rosalind Faires, April 24, 2019
Austin Craftsman Homes Tour
John Ruskin's ghost will be nearby, eating breakfast tacos and smiling
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 24, 2019
Vanessa Gonzalez Is Real, Funny, and Real Funny
The former Austin comic likes to let the audience into her life
Ashley Moreno, April 18, 2019
What to See When You Aren't Catching Moontower Comedy's Big Shows
Robert Faires, April 18, 2019
Austin Playhouse's Copenhagen
In the conversations of this Michael Frayn drama, we learn that history is broken, just like us
Laura Jones, April 18, 2019
Zach Theatre's Matilda the Musical
With its memorable characters and energetic performances, this production connects adults with their inner child
Trey Gutierrez, April 18, 2019
Performa / Dance's Confections
This evening of works, performed outdoors at the Umlauf, mixed art, beauty, and nature in ways that enraptured
Laura Jones, April 18, 2019
Princess Mans Up For a Female Sci-Fi Future
Alexis Gideon + Michael O'Neill's 'Out There' is in here on Thursday
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 16, 2019
UT's Cohen New Works Festival
Campus hosts a weeklong celebration of working outside comfort zones
Alyssa Hiarker, April 12, 2019
Outside Looking In by T.C. Boyle
With this novel about Timothy Leary and LSD in the early Sixties, T.C. Boyle has written a mighty book – and a gift
