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No, Really, Ada Calhoun – What’s It Like Being Married?

Who the hell is Ada Calhoun and what does her marriage have to do with anything? 

10:00AM Wed. May 17, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Funniest Person in Austin 2017: Enzo Priesnitz

It's Monday night, May 15, 2017, deep in the can't-stop-laughing-where's-that-fucking-defibrillator heart of Texas, and the winner of the 32nd annual Funniest Person in Austin contest is Enzo Priesnitz.

2:30PM Tue. May 16, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Beware the Spill Zone at BookPeople on Monday

Fierce, sure, because this tour has a foursome of YA authors presenting their new darkling fantasies and spymaster thrill rides – and one of these things is not like the others, because it’s text and pictures.

8:00AM Sat. May 13, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

TODAY'S EVENTS

Fruitbowl: Pride Edition!

Spider House Ballroom

Ryan Sambol presents Acoustic Jukebox at Hard Luck Lounge

Desert Hearts
at AFS Cinema

MUSIC | FILM | ARTS | COMMUNITY

West Austin Studio Tour Recommendations

Yes, just 10 here, OK? Just 10 recommendations of studios and/or galleries not to be missed this weekend or the next – out of all the hundreds of options available during this year’s iteration of the West Austin Studio Tour.

10:00AM Wed. May 10, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Ten Good Bites of Prose

While we’re busy distending our guts with the most succulent of victuals, citizen, and maybe simultaneously enjoying the Chronicle’s coverage of the best in local noms, let’s also partake of a little non-journo food for thought: Descriptions of culinaria that flavor the prose of contemporary authors.

4:00PM Fri. May 5, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Out of Silence in Austin

A student political organization at the University of Texas is hoping to change the tenor of the abortion debate by staging a play based on real-life stories of women who have experienced it. Titled Out of Silence: Abortion Stories from the 1 in 3 Campaign, the play will be performed this Thursday evening on the UT campus.

5:10PM Wed. May 3, Tucker Whatley Read More | Comment »

In Memoriam: Jason Tremblay

"Jason Tremblay – Our Theatre Hero." So read the Paramount Theatre marquee on April 3, and on Sunday, April 30, people will gather to explain just why this local man of the dramatic arts – playwright, director, producer, stage manager, educator – deserved that title. They'll be celebrating his life, which ended far too soon this month at the age of 39.

7:45AM Fri. Apr. 28, Robert Faires Read More | Comment »

Day Trips & Beyond: Of Texas Rivers & Texas Art

The human race has a tenuous relationship with water at best. We love it, we hate it; there’s too much, or there’s not enough. It says something of the arrogance of humans that we have such arguments at all.

2:18PM Wed. Apr. 26, Gerald E. McLeod Read More | Comment »

Frankenstein’s Babymama & Friends

That whole thing with Lord Byron and Mary & Percy Bysshe Shelley and John Polidori and all, up in that mansion near Switzerland’s Lake Geneva back in the more Romantic day, right?

12:15PM Wed. Apr. 26, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

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