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In works ranging from tender to tense, the student dancers in the UT Department of Theatre & Dance embodied the spirit of "I can do anything"

Work after work in this program emphatically spoke to current events, to the here and now

Much outstanding new dance and music this year took its cue from the world around us and pressing social issues

The Critics Table's picture-perfect year

It was a year in which the bold and the beautiful made strong impressions in dance and music

This year, dancers took on weighty matters – gender, the body, grief – exploring them with remarkable depth

As an elegy to the ice, this dance aestheticized doom but left us plenty of edge

This production of Lucy Prebbles' play smartly recounts and reframes the corporate beast's rise and fall

Moving Into New Forms at the Performing Arts Center

Kathy Dunn Hamrick explains what modern dance is and why she keeps making it

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The difficulty of describing dance inspires choreographer Kathy Dunn Hamrick to create an ingenious 30-minute dance out of phrases from dance reviews.

Roen Salinas Searches for -- and Finds -- Life in Folklórico

Going gaga for sensation-based movement

Kevin Archambault came late to dance, but his love of it and commitment to it have brought the young dancer and choreographer a long way in a short time.

'Mozart Dances' exhilarates with exuberant playfulness

Anita Obasi’s parties make space for queer artistry, Jay Wile’s croon tricks fans of Frank Ocean, and more recommendations for KVRX Fest

The rhythm tap troupe explores homelessness with a common sense of the form's capacity for complexity, subtlety, and risk

Gone to Texas ... for now

So much creative energy flowing to quench your cultural thirst

Everyone loves a girlie with a plan, so make one for Austin Pride with these suggestions

3 Body Problem, more announced for 2024 festival

New titles include experimental Visions and 24 Beats Per Second

The Austin Music Hall gets slated for teardown, the Roost closes while looking for a cash infusion, Backyard owner Tim O'Connor gets back in the concert game, and a Kickstarter campaign to get Doug Sahm into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

A Juneteenth celebration, Taméca Jones, the Howdy Gals' Pride Celebration, Mad Professor, and more recommendations for the week

All the news that’s fit to get your taste buds quivering

Yellow Dog 2020: Local Dem primary dance card filling up

Essential ingredients for a modern edition of our city’s largest music festival