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With a little luck, Ellee Fletcher Durniak and Matt Bizer thrive at improvising impossible situations

Monks Jazz Club improvs a hit for the pop-up pianist/promoter

Eighteen days after the death of Power Trip frontman we uncover an unseen interview with the late guitarist

Spotlighting five formidable soul vocalists

Jake Gyllenhaal stars in dramedy as a man rebuilding his life

Learning the hard way

A guide to Austin dance

Q&A with Mark Pryor on his Paris-set Hugo Marston mysteries

This theatrical riff on loneliness in space looks great, but we've seen it all before

Pride parade postponed

Sandra Bernhard returns to Austin for We're Still Queer Honey!

Oklahoma director Mark Potts on his suburban comedy Simmons on Vinyl

Classical sounds new when Austin artists do the composing

The new new media, plus David Simon to speak at UT, and more questions about the switch-over from analog

The international community reacts and adapts to a Westernized Web

Sound Team's major label debut has Capitol

With $1,000 each and eight weeks, five teams compete to take theatre to a new level

Comic artist David Rees and the theatre of 'War'

Flaming Idiot Rob Williams trades his torches for the pointy little slippers of David Sedaris' department-store elf in 'The Santaland Diaries'

Ornette Coleman, speaking softly and carrying a huge legacy

Our readers talk back.

Started in 1978 as a grassroots feminist arts collaborative, Women & Their Work has evolved into an Austin institution, which has survived collapsing economies and shifts in location and mission to become one of the city's premier visual arts spaces.

When they label war protesters' speech as traitorous, right-wing war supporters reveal themselves as truly anti-American.

A new performance space in South Austin: the Bad Dog Comedy Theater

Jason Phelps on 12 Months of Exceptional Stage Projects

South by Southwest 1998