Review: Beyond August Productions' God of Carnage
A good play about bad behavior, made even better by a great production
31-60 of 9,007 entries
Bob Abelman, Aug. 3, 2023
Stacey Abrams, Lawrence Wright Announced for Texas Book Festival
First wave of authors spans poetry to novels to kids books
Richard Whittaker, July 31, 2023
Review: "De Tierra"
Exhibition unites two profound figurative sculptors, immigrants more than a century apart
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 27, 2023
Review: "I See You See Me"
Photo exhibition sheds gentle light on LGBTQ+, disabled, and neurodivergent lives
James Scott, July 27, 2023
Review: The Stage Austin's The Real Inspector Hound
The director, not the dead guy, is the victim in Tom Stoppard’s critique of critics
Bob Abelman, July 27, 2023
BookPeople Leads Lawsuit Against State on Book Ban
Plaintiffs contend HB 900 infringes on free speech
Lina Fisher, July 26, 2023
Shrewd Productions’ Small Steps
Intriguing maiden voyage for local playwright’s campy sci-fi romp
Bob Abelman, July 25, 2023
Five Dark Events to Beat the Heat
Nighttime distractions that flip off the sun
Richard Whittaker, July 20, 2023
Austin Writer ire’ne lara silva Plans Her Year as Texas State Poet Laureate
Looking at the legacy of the honor
Genevieve Wood, July 20, 2023
Doctuh Mistuh’s Lizzie: The Musical
America’s most infamous axe murderer gets a riot grrrl makeover
Richard Whittaker, July 18, 2023
Austin Author Elizabeth Crook Honored With Texas Writer Award
The Which Way Tree novelist heads to the Texas Book Festival
Richard Whittaker, July 18, 2023
Austin Comic Creators Snag Ringo Award Nominations
Ghoul Agency, Halloween Man praised by peers
Richard Whittaker, July 13, 2023
Five Art Exhibitions to Help You Beat the Heat
Come for the A/C, stay for the visual creativity
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 13, 2023
Wise Guy Theater Co.’s Dead.
Theater becomes theatre as Fallout comedy club experiments with drama
Bob Abelman, July 12, 2023
Hyde Park Theatre’s Radio :30
Riveting revival of a dark comedy overcomes an outmoded script
Bob Abelman, July 11, 2023
Kathy Valentine Swaps Stages for Zach Theatre's New Show Head Over Heels
Jukebox musical features the greatest hits of the Go-Go's
Richard Whittaker, July 6, 2023
Laughs and Hip-Hop With Bryson Brown
With new stand-up album Lifestyle Jokes, the comedian keeps repping his roots in Austin's rap scene
Haris Qureshi, July 6, 2023
Five Good Reasons to Leave Your Screen at RTX
Austin’s leviathans of nerdery Rooster Teeth bring the outdoors inside
Richard Whittaker, July 6, 2023
Review: Different Stages’ The Art of Martyrdom (A Comedy)
For one of the season's best comedies, get thee to a nunnery
Bob Abelman, June 30, 2023
Elise Hu Unpacks the K-Beauty Industry in Her New Book, Flawless
The former KVUE reporter and NPR bureau chief explores how algorithms are shaping South Korean society
Jasmine Lane, June 29, 2023
Down This Mean Sixth Street in Austin Noir
Akashic Books brings its crime-fiction anthology series to bloody up our changing metropolis
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 29, 2023
Keshara Moore Wants You to Join The Obsidian Society
Austin author’s debut pits Black and queer characters against the apocalypse
Joelle DiPaolo, June 29, 2023
UT Law Professor Illuminates the Dangers of The Shadow Docket
Stephen Vladeck's new book reveals how SCOTUS is secretly undermining the republic
Maggie Q. Thompson, June 29, 2023
A Young Man's Guide to Abortion Rights in The Fight for Midnight
Former Chronicle writer Dan Solomon switches from journalist to novelist for his YA debut
Dex Wesley Parra, June 29, 2023
Choreographer Alison Orr's New Book Dances Across the Page
Dance Works recounts 23 years of Forklift Danceworks as a force for community change
Shanon Weaver, June 29, 2023
Owen Egerton, Austin's Man of Letters, Leaves the Community He Loves
An increasingly unwelcoming Texas leads to a big goodbye
Richard Whittaker, June 29, 2023
Penfold Theatre’s Box
Audacious retelling of an equally audacious life
Bob Abelman, June 28, 2023
New Podcast Uncovers the Truth Behind 95 Bodies Found in Sugar Land
A mystery reveals a dark side of Texas’ history
Amelia Nonemacher, June 24, 2023
The House of Lepore Brings Ballroom to the Austin Club Scene
The family that slays together …
James Scott, June 22, 2023
Review: Zach Theatre's Noises Off
Even after 40 years, Michael Frayn’s backstage farce is fun, not funny
