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At Austin Playhouse, running Alan Ayckbourn's paired comedies side-by-side is double the pleasure, double the fun

To Kill a Mockingbird screenwriter and Texas Film Hall of Fame inductee Horton Foote reflects on the last 87 years.

In Houston, 'Warrior Class' and 'Road Show' show it is how you play the game

Bottle Alley's new site-specific show feels very much like a house party in which the guests talk all night long

Art:

Stephen Chow's chop-socky offering is a manic, hyperentertaining blend of classic kung-fu tropes, special effects, and outrageous comedy.

Ada Calhoun examines the Alley Theatre's touring production of A View From the Bridge.

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Port A's Harvey recovery, Millican's pecan pie, and fall travel news

The Texas Cultural Trust honors its sixth group of notable Texans in the arts

New frat-house comedy is timed for the new semester.

Actor, writer, director, singer, and Texas State University teacher and mentor Larry Hovis has passed away.

After months behind screens, the folks who run the city's theatres, concert halls, and comedy clubs are welcoming audiences back inside

Remembering the versatile theatre artist, who died March 2

The Ritz: Talkie theatre, cowboy hangout, playhouse, comedy and punk club, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema

Live Oak Theatre and the Overhaul of the State

Extolling an Exciting New Era of Austin Theatre

Many actors leave Austin seeking a career on the stage and are never heard from by the folks in their old hometown. But Austin native Starla Benford has come home as the star of a national tour. She talks about starting out at Harvard, making her mark as a professional, and nine months on the road with The Vagina Monologues.

A special visit to Austin by Theatre Communications Group executive director Ben Cameron.

An Austinite in Russia hears theatre's rising dissent

This Michener Center grad wins a second major prize and more national notice for her drama

John Bullington's and James Holmes' culinary performance art: now showing at an Alamo Drafthouse (or elsewhere) near you

A Northern California theatre director is combing through the massive Tennessee Williams archive in UT's Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center for another as-of-yet unstaged drama by the great playwright that he can bring into the spotlight á la Spring Storm.

Find some arts this week

Melissa Vogt explains the how and the why

‘Predestination’ on a rainy Austin night is a must

Hyde Park Theatre, Friday, November 20, 2009

A high school play contest might not sound like a big deal, but it is to the 18,000 students in 1,200 schools across Texas who participate in the state's UIL one-act play every year -- and here's a look at why.

Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig takes home $50,000 for her play Lidless