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Repeating a Cosmic Horror Cycle in Speak No More: Lovecraft
Theatre troupe La Fenice’s improvised drama creates new perspectives on eldritch terrors
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Lance Myers Renders a Suspended State of Perfection
The Austin artist mixes pigments, people, flowers, and unclean, unbeautiful creatures at Wally Workman Gallery
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In Parks and Under Overpasses, Birding Is Back and Better Than Ever
Austinites find a new (and old) way to connect – and unplug
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The Jigglewatts Shimmy and Shake Through 20 Years of Tease
Co-founder Ruby Joule reflects on two decades of trailblazing with the U.S.’s longest continuously running burlesque revue
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Rock Stars and Scavengers Navigate Relationships in Mudlark’s Apocalypse
Mary Helen Specht’s musical second novel dives into dystopia
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Tiki, Texas Style
With beachcomber dreams and rum under the stars, Austin’s Tiki scene is telling everyone, “Aloha!”
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One Ounce Opera Breaks Down Baroque Barriers
Austin’s progressive opera group brings eighth annual showcase to dadaLab
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Escaping Grief Through Pole Dancing
Pleasers save the day in Mary Pauline Lowry’s Last Night Was Killer
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For These Black Artists, “Home Is Where the Art Is”
Five artists tell personal, cultural stories of home at Northern-Southern exhibit
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Texas Is One State Under God, But Only for the Last 19 Years
Historian Joseph L. Locke chronicles diverse history of Texas religion in new book
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Catch the Devil Reveals a Criminal Justice System Caught Up in Its Own Delusions
Austin-based journalist Pamela Colloff chronicles a series of Gulf Coast cons in her first book