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The Letters
In John Lowell's taut thriller of politics and disinformation in 1930s Russia, a casual conversation quickly turns into a game of cat-and-mouse – in which being the last to flinch may mean the difference between life and death. Michael Stuart directs a fine cast in this new Street Corner Arts production.Through April 20. Thu.-Sat., 8pm. $15-22. -
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The Lost Counts
Saturdays, 10:30pm, Fridays, 10:30pm, Fridays, Saturdays, 10:30pm, Fridays, Saturdays, 10:30pm, Sat., Oct. 26, 10:30pm and Fridays, Saturdays, 10:30pm -
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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018)
New Releases: Toby (Driver) is Hollywood’s latest phenom, a commercial director tasked with shooting a big-budget adaptation of Don Quixote in the Spanish countryside, in Terry Gilliam’s long-awaited feature followup to doc Lost in La Mancha.Fri., April 19, 4pm -
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The Night Eats the World (2018)
New French Cinema Week: After waking up in an apartment after a party, Sam (Danielsen Lie) discovers Paris has been overrun by zombies and he is one of the lone survivors. Director Dominique Rocher in attendance, and there will be a live set by DJ Japanster before the film.Fri., April 19, 9:30pm -
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The People's Gallery: Exhibition 2019
Here's the 15th annual exhibition at Austin City Hall, presenting a wide array of painting, sculpture, drawing, and other media by 113 local artists. This year, the exhibition includes a special selection of photographs: The Bold Beauty Project of Texas, featuring images of Texas women with disabilities taken by photographers from across the state. -
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The Rain Sessions
Bottle Alley Theatre Company returns to its horror roots with this newest offering, an introspective piece about a necromancer and her raising of the dead over four storm-filled nights. Written and directed by Chris Fontanes, starring Annlise Smithmier, Liz Waters, Danielle Bondurant, and Rachel Holderbach.Through April 28. Fri.-Sun., 8pm. $10.212 W. 55th 1/2th -
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Tony Taboada Trio
Every other Monday, Tuesday, 7pm, Fri., April 5, 8pm, Fri., April 19, 8pm, Every other Friday, 8pm, Mon., June 10, 7pm, Tue., June 11, 7pm, Mon., June 24, 7pm, Tue., June 25, 7pm, Mon., July 1, 7pm, Tue., July 2, 7pm, Mon., July 8, 7pm, Tue., July 9, 7pm, Fri., July 12, 8pm, Wed., July 17, 7pm, Mon., July 22, 7pm, Tue., July 23, 7pm and Fri., July 26, 8pm -
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TPIF 2019 Grants Program Announcement
Texas Pride Impact Funds is seeking requests for proposal from Texas-based nonprofits supporting the Lone Star State’s LGBTQmmunity. Grants will be awarded to organizations working to inspire, support, or enrich queer lives.Deadline to Submit: Friday, May 10, 5pm -
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UT Softball
Vs. Oklahoma: Thu., April 18, 6pm; Fri., April 19, 6pm; Sat. April 20, 1pm. Vs. Prairie View A&M University: Wed., April 24, 6pm -
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Vampire Hunter D (1985)
Evergreens: Set in the (presumably) post-apocalyptic world of 12,090 A.D., VHD takes the viewer into a world where mankind has regressed both technologically and spiritually to the point where the masses are ruled over by power-hungry, lust-crazed vampiric overlords acting as feudal land barons, sucking not only the blood from their charges but also their humanity.Fri., April 19, 10pm -
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Wally Workman Gallery: A Ponderous Weight
Mallory Page's new body of large-scale, abstract works is a painterly interpretation of Kate Chopin’s The Awakening – beginning with a site-specific installation that interweaves canvas panels behind resin busts of Venus to cover walls, pool onto the floor, and envelop viewers in a sense of space.Through April 28 -
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We Are Blood's Chvrches Ticket Giveaway
Anyone who donates, or attempts to donate blood or platelets, will be entered into a drawing to win a pair of tickets to the sold out Chvrches shows at ACL Live on Sun., April 28, and Mon., April 29. Two winners will be chosen – one winner for each concert.Fri.-Sun., April 19-21Any We Are Blood Austin-area donor center or mobile blood drive -
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988)
Easter at the Drive-In: In this mixture of animation and live action, a cartoon rabbit's only defense is a toon-hating detective.Fri., April 19, 8:30pm -
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Yoga for Grief and Loss Therapy Group – Spring Series
This gentle, restorative, and trauma-informed yoga class offers the space for letting go of tension in the body, and in turn, creating greater ease within the mind.March 29-May 3. Fridays, 10-11:15am. $90 for the series; scholarships available.The Austin Center for Grief & Loss, 2413 Greenlawn Pkwy -
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