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Seemingly unadaptable, Greil Marcus' 1989 opus Lipstick Traces proved to be the foundation for the Rude Mechanicals' strongest theatre work to date. As they revive their hit adaptation, the Rude Mechs reflect on its creation, its success, working as a collective, and being told by Marcus, "You staged the book I wanted to write."

Cabaret and musical legend Barbara Cook is still learning

In a way, we're all gay Darcys looking for our gay Elizabeths in the thrush of Pride parties

After years of thwarting the singing kids on Glee, Jane Lynch takes the stage to belt some tunes herself

Sam Bass Theatre's Forever Plaid took top honors at the 30th anniversary B. Iden Payne Awards

The Debut of the International Theater Festival at San Antonio

Heather Barfield lists her favorite stage performances of 2004

Remembering one who fascinated us all: Karen Kuykendall, 1937-2007

Waterloo Greenway goes ROYGBIV, the Paramount has a ball, and Cheer Ups looks camp in the eye

The Seattle performer on making an astronaut love triangle into a solo musical

A visiting puppeteer flies in with a show about a really wild duck

Latino Comedy Festival: Ripeness Is All

Moontower star talks musicals, oversharing, and what she's reading now

Playwright Dan Dietz gets his second play staged at the Humana Festival in Louisville, Johnson / Long Dance Company heads to Hamburg, and Zach shuffles its season

Darla Teagarden brings ritual to art photography

City arts funding revisions get a thumbs-up from council, theatre artists sing for cancer charities, and local playwrights meet and greet

In light of frightening futures, the queer community must stand together

Here's looking at you ... eventually

FBC will make you blush brighter than the Trail of Lights

Steel Magnolias, Drag Kings: The Musical, S&M Music, Spanksgiving, Turkey Queer Ride, and so much more

Where and with whom did Stephen sally forth this Fourth of July? And what else happened in town on this party weekend.

UT delays the closing of Bass Concert Hall for a year, Conspirare wants to sing an ode by a young Austin poet, and Zach decides whether it wants to go out with Sally Bowles or Roxie Hart

Things are gearing up in public service-land for Austin's sizzling summer. Here are a few things to do this weekend, plus a jump on next, to boot.