Uncorking the Podcast Wine & Crime
Amanda Jacobson pairs vino reviews with different varietals of lawbreaking
241-270 of 8,208 entries
Rosalind Faires, July 11, 2019
Immortal Longings at Zach Theatre
In this new play by Terrence McNally, Diaghilev and Nijinsky seek revolution and godhood in the 20th century
Robert Faires, July 11, 2019
Fishbowl at ColdTowne Theater
In Stephanie Thoreson's one-woman show, a gallery of awkward characters show us that it's okay to be pathetic if you laugh about it later
Laura Jones, July 11, 2019
An Accidental Cuban
Joan Moran's up-to-the-minute page-turner exposes the dark and gritty side of Cuba with schemes full of treachery, double-dealing, and murder
Jay Trachtenberg, July 11, 2019
gen:LOCK Coming to Adult Swim
Rooster Teeth's mecha anime heads to cable, plus more comic news
Richard Whittaker, July 7, 2019
July Is Crime Month: The Crime Blotter, Week 2
A curated guide to unlawful activities around town July 8-14
Robert Faires, July 7, 2019
DC Announces gen:LOCK, RWBY Comic Details at RTX
Creative teams confirmed, plus first cover image
Richard Whittaker, July 5, 2019
Crime Month: Dr. Death
True-crime podcast is every patient's worst nightmare
Barbara Purcell, July 5, 2019
Crime Month: Encyclopedia Brown
Can you solve our fondness for Idaville's favorite sleuth?
Laura Jones, July 3, 2019
What Happened to Bonnie and Clyde's Missing Gun?
In which we hear the report of a gun and a secret is revealed
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 3, 2019
July Is Crime Month
Robert Faires, July 3, 2019
Hyde Park Theatre's Death Tax
This production of Lucas Hnath's play questions who really pays when the Reaper comes calling – and before
Elizabeth Cobbe, July 3, 2019
"Mathieu Grenier: Expanded Nomenclature" at grayDUCK Gallery
In his first solo show in Austin, this Montreal photographer blurs language and lines
Barbara Purcell, July 3, 2019
July Is Crime Month: The Crime Blotter, Week 1
A curated guide to unlawful activities around town July 1-7
Robert Faires, July 1, 2019
10 Must-Visit Independent Austin Bookstores
For those still enamored by the written word
Sam Russek, June 29, 2019
Austin Dance India Calls on Us All to Respect Mother Earth
Multimedia, multicultural production Sacred Earth Stories appeals to the heart
Sumaiya Malik, June 27, 2019
Georgetown Palace Theatre's Evita
In this engaging production, the saga of Eva Perón is told with immediacy and power
Laura Jones, June 27, 2019
“Rehab El Sadek: The Memory Palace” at Big Medium
The exhibit is a personal chamber about the artist’s past wherein she recovers memories but also reveals their fragility
Robert Faires, June 27, 2019
Texas Book Festival Announces First 15 Authors
Fall lineup includes Susan Choi, Attica Locke, Hafsah Faizal
Kimberley Jones, June 26, 2019
Five Arty Things To Do this Weekend
What’s happening in the Austin arts scene this weekend?
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 20, 2019
Marriage? Comedy!
Chloe and Lane Ingram are ... Chlane
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 20, 2019
The Satire's Still Timely in Gilbert & Sullivan Austin's Iolanthe
And the topsy-turvy team's show delivers a fanciful fairy tale, to boot
M. Brianna Stallings, June 20, 2019
Austin Playhouse's The Book of Will
Playwright Lauren Gunderson shows how the Bard's works came to be collected in a story of devotion and loss
Trey Gutierrez, June 20, 2019
An Evening With Chlane at ColdTowne Theater
In a light, enjoyable sketch show, comic couple Chloe and Lane Ingram show the cost to intimacy with just one person over others
Laura Jones, June 20, 2019
Rub a Duck at Blue Genie
These are the kinds of movements that will make everyone moist
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 20, 2019
Review: black girl love: an adaptation project
GenEnCo play emphasizes range of gender roles, relationships
Lilli Hime, June 18, 2019
Bullock Museum Commemorates 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage in Texas
“Sister Suffragist” tackles the timeline of women’s rights
Savana Dunning, June 14, 2019
Five Arty Things This Weekend
What’s happening in the Austin arts scene this weekend?
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 13, 2019
Local Exhibitions Point to Ways People of Color Were Freed but Still Aren't Free
The Carver Museum asks: Freedom when?
Robert Faires, June 13, 2019
Penfold Theatre's Henry V
This production in the park makes Shakespeare's epic history into a satisfying show for a summer evening
