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The theatrical Renaissance man moves Latinx performance out of the margins

America's class system goes under a bloody scalpel.

The once-popular but now obscure revision of Shakespeare's play by Nahum Tate is revived, complete with happy ending

Belle & Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch's first film is a charming movie musical in the key of Mod.

Nigel O'Hearn terminates Palindrome Theatre after three years, just as planned

Idris Elba and Beyoncé co-star as a married couple whose happy life is disrupted by a stalker.

ALO makes its long-awaited move into the Long Center with opera's favorite libertine

Though lacking a clear point of view, the film seems to say that war not only dehumanizes soldiers but also infantilizes them. It’s not a pretty picture, but it is a lovely film.

With a new production of the "American Tribal Love-Rock Musical" Hair, director Dave Steakley caps 10 years of making the Zachary Scott Theatre Center rock -- and so much more.

The past 12 months saw some of Austin's

In Charly Evon Simpson's drama, characters caught in the dark currents of grief and depression seek a way through

Saving Jason Tremblay’s Gretel! The Musical

It was a year in which theatre making the political personal left the deepest impressions

The quality of mercy is never not strained in this new adaptation of Mozart's late opera

The lovable ogre and company spring to life on the Hillside stage with loads of laughs and professional polish

With Will Eno's comic drama, HPT brings a funny kind of fear to the 'burbs

Wild theatrical energy and masterful performances were the hallmarks of outstanding theatre in 2015

Big wins for Am I White?, Heathers at the 2015 theatre awards

Zach Theatre renders the musical with a sweep befitting its grand scale

The musical is America's gift to theatre, and here's the local state of the union

'Chess' is a mess, as musicals go, but this local staging achieves some success with it

On the heels of its balletic colleagues, Chrous Austin melds music and movement to voice the unutterable

The crises facing Chekhov's characters feel very current in UT's staging

A fine cast and expert staging transport us back to a more gracious America

Tongue and Groove Theatre's new show leaves you feeling like something dark and heavy has been lifted up and carried far, far away

While the staging could use more swash with its buckle, this take on the G&S pirate musical succeeds where it must: with the music

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

TexARTS' Big River, its first foray into full-scale musical production, was more than impressive; it was energetic, entertaining, and joyous

When the Austin Circle of Theaters handed out its B. Iden Payne Awards for 2005-2006, it was 'American Fiesta' that, well, bowled over the rest of the nominees