Arts Review: Early Era Collective’s “Rising From the Roots”
Hybrid production explores the immigrant experience through dance and taped interviews
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Cy White, Sept. 19, 2024
Theatre Review: Is Paradise Lost in Arcadia?
Watching the unpredictable and the predetermined unfold at Austin Playhouse
Cat McCarrey, Sept. 19, 2024
Visual Art Review: Carl Cheng’s “Nature Never Loses”
The Contemporary's exhibit showcases the artist's fearlessness in the face of extinction
Cat McCarrey, Sept. 12, 2024
Visual Arts Review: “My Eyes Are Starving for Beauty”
A feast of fearless art with Anthony Sonnenberg
Cat McCarrey, Sept. 5, 2024
Theatre Review: Georgetown Palace Theatre’s Cats
Cozy musical comfort in a purrfect classic
Cat McCarrey, Aug. 29, 2024
Theatre Review: Bottle Alley Theatre Company’s Trash Planet
Hell is not other people, but can we find heaven within them?
Cat McCarrey, Aug. 22, 2024
Theatre Review: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
ZACH creates a tapestry of Sixties poppy fun in this jukebox musical
Cat McCarrey, Aug. 15, 2024
Pease Park’s Malin’s Fountain Inspires Debate
Is the new troll from Danish artist Thomas Dambo a friend or a foe?
Meher Qazilbash, Aug. 1, 2024
City Theatre’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night
They were all in love with dying, and they’re showing it in Texas
Cat McCarrey, Aug. 1, 2024
Visual Arts Review: “Bending Light” at Women & Their Work
Texas artists showcase the strength of a story
Cat McCarrey, July 25, 2024
Art Review: “Masters: Calder and Dalí”
Rare gems get the chance to shine at Ao5
Cat McCarrey, July 18, 2024
Art Review: “Encounters in the Garden”
Laredo-based artist renders open interaction with the unfamiliar
Lina Fisher, July 11, 2024
Theatre Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Musical: The Aerial Show
Sky Candy brings Buffy the Musical to the skies
Aaron Sullivan, July 11, 2024
Dance Review: Borderless
This short-run dance program showcased astounding talent
Cat McCarrey, July 9, 2024
A Comedy of Nobodies: A Collection of Stories by Baron Ryan
TikTok comedy doesn’t translate well in viral star’s debut
Neha Kondaveeti, July 3, 2024
Theatre Review: Exit Strategy
Or, how one scrappy school strives for salvation
Cat McCarrey, July 3, 2024
Theatre Review: Trinity Street Playhouse’s A Million More to Go
Play examines preposterous political climes with chuckles galore
Cat McCarrey, June 20, 2024
Disney’s Frozen
Broadway in Austin brings all Arendelle’s magic to the Bass
Richard Whittaker, June 15, 2024
Hyde Park’s My H-E-B Shows Humanity, Explored
Like the store, in this work the people matter
Cat McCarrey, June 13, 2024
“Flatland Revisited” at Lydia Street Gallery
Dreaming young girls and reimagined worlds run rampant in new solo exhibit
Meher Qazilbash, June 13, 2024
Theatre Review: King of Hearts
Alchemy Theatre’s production full of heart despite sticky story material
Cat McCarrey, June 6, 2024
“A Trajectory of Grief” Traverses Tragedy
Monica Martinez-Diaz deals with death through digital collage
Cat McCarrey, May 30, 2024
Deaf Austin Theatre’s Tiny Beautiful Things
Fostering connection through Cheryl Strayed’s advice columns
Cat McCarrey, May 23, 2024
Theatre Review: Bottle Alley Theatre Company’s Aurora
This alien exploration works as a play and an encapsulation of what makes Austin special
Cat McCarrey, May 16, 2024
Arts Review: Austin Opera’s Carmen
Love and death mingle in a classic, crowd-pleasing opera
Cat McCarrey, May 9, 2024
Art Review: “Creating Encuentros: Changarrito 2012-2024” at Mexic-Arte
New exhibit offers a comprehensive look at the Changarrito art residency program
Meher Qazilbash, May 2, 2024
Theatre Review: The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body
Lisa B. Thompson creates a community space with “choreopoem”
Cat McCarrey, April 25, 2024
Book Review: Truckload of Art: The Life and Work of Terry Allen
New authorized biography vividly exhumes the artist’s West Texas world
Doug Freeman, April 18, 2024
Theatre Review: The Baron’s Men Presents Romeo and Juliet
The Curtain Theatre’s BYOB outdoor production is a magical night out
Cat McCarrey, April 18, 2024
Theatre Review: Born With Teeth
Marlowe’s mad and Shakespeare’s sad in Austin Playhouse production
