Ethos' :Humpty
Melissa Vogt and Chad Salvata's musical takes the childhood rhyme into adult territory, balancing lighthearted elements with macabre darkness
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Trey Gutierrez, Sept. 26, 2019
Blue Lapis Light's In Light
In this aerial dance production, the performers move through the sky with such grace, joy, and harmony, they might as well be angels
Robert Faires, Sept. 26, 2019
Photographer Sandy Carson Shoots Up the Weird, Weird West
Austin-based Scotsman's new book I've Always Been a Cowboy in My Heart is rooted in place
Robert Faires, Sept. 26, 2019
Theatrical Provocateurs Rubber Repertory Return to Austin
Two of the best and oddest come back for their own good and ours
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 20, 2019
"Andy Coolquitt: Pinto Beans" at Bale Creek Allen Gallery
The artist's solo show is a public display of well-organized chaos, a sculptural nirvana of randomness and resourcefulness
Barbara Purcell, Sept. 19, 2019
“Valerie Fowler: The Story of the Deer in the Road”
Wonderfully painted memories of where the wild (and even-toed ungulate) things are
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 19, 2019
Paper Chairs Makes Theatre With a Little Lone Star Surregionalism
The Texas premiere of Will Arbery's Plano play knows place like home
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 19, 2019
Shrewd Productions' Jump
In Charly Evon Simpson's drama, characters caught in the dark currents of grief and depression seek a way through
Robert Faires, Sept. 19, 2019
New York Times Bestselling Author Brené Brown to Speak at UT Austin
Limited tickets available to the public for Oct. 29 event
Alyssa Quiles, Sept. 18, 2019
MondoCon-a-Go-Go
Alamo's collectibles and print celebration is back and big as ever
Richard Whittaker, Sept. 13, 2019
The Secrets We Kept by Lara Prescott
Who runs the world? Secretaries, spies, and survivors in Lara Prescott's debut novel
Rosalind Faires, Sept. 12, 2019
Michael Ray Charles' New Art Asks Hard Questions
The internationally acclaimed artist returns to Austin with new work that, as ever, leaves us asking ourselves what we see
Robert Faires, Sept. 12, 2019
Austin Playhouse's Holmes and Watson
The joy in this staging of Jeffrey Hatcher's play is seeing the good doctor deduce which of three Sherlocks is the real deal
Robert Faires, Sept. 12, 2019
Hyde Park Theatre's Hot Dogs at the Eiffel Tower
Maggie Gallant relates her search for her birth parents with slow-burn storytelling that captivates with its blend of cheekiness and honesty
Trey Gutierrez, Sept. 12, 2019
Five Arty Things This Weekend
Because you want to supercharge your time in this world, don’t you?
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 5, 2019
"Kate Breakey: Ornithology" at Stephen L. Clark Gallery
Where late the sweet birds sang, where now resides the egg and eye
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 5, 2019
"Sanctum" Explores Ancestral Memories in Our DNA
Alyssa Taylor Wendt and five other artists look at inherited memory in this group show at Big Medium
Robert Faires, Sept. 5, 2019
Theatre en Bloc's Dance Nation
This production of Clare Barron's play invokes the experience of puberty for girls, in all its allure and terror
Robert Faires, Sept. 5, 2019
Archive Theater Company's Cyrano de Bergerac
Jennifer Rose Davis' new staging immerses audiences in 19th-century France, taking them on an epic journey that's equally humorous and heartfelt
Trey Gutierrez, Sept. 5, 2019
Bob Bursey Takes Over Texas Performing Arts
UT hires the director of Bard College's Fisher Center to run TPA
Robert Faires, Sept. 3, 2019
Richard Linklater Shooting 20-Year Stephen Sondheim Musical
Merrily We Roll Along his most ambitious project yet
Richard Whittaker, Aug. 30, 2019
Cold Storage
David Koepp's new thriller involves zombies, but its unexpected take, rooted in scientific realism, will make you rethink how the genre works
Reid Jowers, Aug. 29, 2019
"Shoot Like a Grrrl" Takes You on a Club Crawl Through Lost Austin
Photographer Martha Grenon's exhibit at SouthPop covers the Austin music scene in the Eighties and Nineties
Robert Faires, Aug. 29, 2019
Color Arc Productions' The Mamalogues
In the world premiere of Lisa B. Thompson's play, the lives of single black mothers are seen, and felt
Robert Faires, Aug. 29, 2019
Liz Behan: One Woman at Dusk at ColdTowne
Laura de la Fuente’s solo show is a charged combination of clever writing, memorable characters, and spirited performance
Trey Gutierrez, Aug. 29, 2019
Texas Book Festival 2019: The Full Lineup
Malcolm Gladwell, Sonia Sotomayor, John Grisham, and 300 more
Robert Faires, Aug. 28, 2019
Designer and Fashion Columnist Stephen MacMillan Moser Passes Away at 61
Your Style Avatar loses battle with cancer
James Renovitch, Aug. 27, 2019
Improviser Shannon Stott Brings Some Lord of the Rings to Out of Bounds
The Gandalf of improv is all over the comedy festival
Robert Faires, Aug. 22, 2019
Zach Theatre's Ann
This revival of Holland Taylor's play replaces Ann Richards the Lone Star icon with the everyday Texan who faced challenges head-on
Trey Gutierrez, Aug. 22, 2019
“Shana Hoehn: Hauntings” at Women & Their Work
Vintage hood ornaments are reimagined as sculptures that expose the historically distorted treatment of women’s bodies
