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Getting Online With Art

Mayor Kirk Watson takes his downtown vision to the streets

Austin's art scene kept catching the eye of the nation in 2005

A renovated Bass reopens to a world much changed in the 20 months the venue was closed

When the Rude Mechs do a show about acting, they find madness in the Method

TexARTS revives a classic musical and a big musical theatre dream

Yes, the merger of Austin's Paramount Theatre and State Theater Company is a business affair, but since theatres traffic in stories, human dramas that talk to us about life, this historic event deserves to be looked at as a story, the story of a wedding between two neighbors.

IRS OKs G&S @ CCP

The current surge of Latinx theatre and dance in Austin speaks to both tradition and pioneering new directions

Don't Dissolve District

In person and virtual events abound on the city' annual free museum day

The Long Center recycles not only Palmer Auditorium's materials but also its civic purpose

No matter where you are in the Hill Country, you're never too far from a theatre. From Boerne to Kerrville, Marble Falls to Uvalde, community theatres are enthusiastically serving up choruses of "76 Trombones" and Odd Couples with a Lone Star twang, as well as some theatrical surprises.

A new tool in finding performance space in Austin.

A meeting on the Long Center; a profitable gala for Austin Musical Theatre; a new season for Salvage Vanguard Theater.

A new generation of Austin choreographers is expanding our concept of dance through the combination of movement styles and traditions from across the globe, and Barbejoy Ponzio talks to them about the part fusion plays in their work.

TexARTS has yet to find its audience in Austin, but outside it is another story

Ruth Denney, one of the most influential arts educators that Texas ever knew, died March 26, little more than a week before her 93rd birthday

Comings and Goings on the Theatre Scene

Before 'Tuna,' he rode with 'Maid Marian in a Stolen Car'

Long Center supporters do a funding turnaround by asking the city for $25 million in bond money, another bunch of Lone Stars are being honored by the Texas Cultural Trust Council with Texas Medal of the Arts Awards, and John Walch wins an award from the American Theatre Critics Association.

This year in Austin, autumn brings a Spring Storm, and with it Actors Repertory of Texas, the realization of the city's long-cherished dream of a locally based professional theatre company.

Nominations for the 2006-2007 Austin Critics Table Awards

Six of the finest theatrical artists in Austin discuss their work behind the curtain designing lighting schemes, mixing sound, and creating and constructing sets and costumes and how their careers have been affected by the fact that they're women.

A new economic report shows the arts in Texas to be fundamental part of the economy, and Austin theatres enjoy a booming beginning to 2001.

Thoughts on adjusting to hard times from former opera director Kevin Patterson