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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
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Austin Comic Books Come to Life at Inky Eyes
Quarterly event gives local cartoonists the poetry reading treatment
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A Human as A Real Animal
Michener graduate Emeline Atwood tells a tale of instinct in debut novel
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Medium Is the Message
Rosie Clements and Peter McRury warp hyperreal documentation in “Surface Tension”
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Every Brilliant Thing Is a Short Solo Play Worth the Time
Georgetown Palace puts the power of hope on stage
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What the Austin Chronicle Staff Is Reading This Summer
A peek into the pages we’re most excited about
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Amanda Eyre Ward’s Latest Book Follows a Family’s Complicated Journey
Arrivals and Departures is a secret beach read that’ll keep you turning pages