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The National Endowment for the Arts is giving the Zachary Scott Theatre Center $40,000 toward a production of 'Porgy and Bess' to be staged in 2007

Was it OK for a deputy to shoot a suicidal man holding a gun to his own head? The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will soon weigh in.

Man shot while trying to commit suicide loses lawsuit

When Zachary Scott Theatre Center Flies With Angels

News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere

The new musical Jouét represents a journey not only for the title character, a pop star in search of a home, but one for Austin composer Allen Robertson and for the city's Zachary Scott Theatre Center, which is producing its first original musical.

“The focus on my personal life caught me off guard”

From Hill Country mysteries to Lone Star steampunk, fantasy femmes with swords to alienated runaways with lycanthropic tendencies, there's an Austin novel for everyone on your gift list

Border tensions from a new perspective

It's a shame to again witness Martin Lawrence squander his considerable comic talents under a fat suit and fake breasts in this shoddy sequel.

David Lowery and the Zellner Bros. to do the 'Dance

Nine Shows That Transported Me

Top Ten Theatrical Experiences of 1997

A complete list of all Payne Award nominees.

The full list of nominations for the 2003-2004 Austin Critics Table Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in local theatre, dance, classical music, and visual art

The Austin Theatre Critics Table have announced the nominations for their ninth annual awards for achievement in the arts.

The Year in Austin Culture

Latest ACoT theatre-award nominations favor two Austin musicals

The new political theatre invites you into its messy, sexy conversation

Their name may suggest a lack of intelligence, but make no mistake, the Flaming Idiots are wise men when it comes to comedy.

With Jay Presson Allen's Tru, performer Jaston Williams takes a vacation from the little town of Tuna, Texas, with which he is so closely identified, to portray celebrated writer Truman Capote, and in the process reminds us what an actor of range and skill he is.

Nominations for the 2005-2006 Austin Critics Table Awards

Actor Martin Burke, now in the midst of his fifth sell-out run as David Sedaris' Little Elf in The Santaland Diaries, talks about that show's success and his career as an actor.

All About Joe (York)

Entrepreneurial farmers navigate state regulations and unsteady market, but still sees a bright future

Daniel Johnston's songs find new life in the rock opera Speeding Motorcycle