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When a Manhattanite returns for a visit to his old liberal arts college, he falls hard for a student 15 years his junior.

Because Lynne Brotman just can’t, ah, weave well enough alone?

Longtime writer and critic one of 17 inducted in TIL

It's Edinburgh for 'Bolero,' the Big Apple for 'Flawed' and 'St. Enid,' and AMOA for PR guy David Wyatt

This show of three Beckett shorts embraces both their absurdity and tragedy

Find an art that fits your tastes

As a play, 'Bitten! A Zombie Rock Odyssey' is impressively bad, but it's got one hell of a soundtrack

IF+D is a good gallery with a deep vision of the role of art and laughter in your home

Zach's production inspires laughter as it offers the guilty pleasure of watching sexy young men dancing and singing together in a line

What 16 Color offers is an incredibly user-friendly template for people interested in making short (15 seconds), Web-based animations. His press release says it best: "Alan Watts dreams of ways to help people procrastinate."

MM Pack reports on the combination of generosity and hard work that built the Institute of Hospitality & Culinary Arts at Travis High School.

Hans Frank's 'Ham' offers a political drama in which a seemingly good man experiences a dangerous pressure from all sides

AVAA Director Vanessa Ronsonette

Your cheat sheet for three days of fun

The Austin clubland mover-and-shaker weaves much to the imagination

Off The Desk:

Filmmaker on working with the National, Ted Leo's worst gig

New York is calling, and Austin performers from the Rude Mechanicals to the Flaming Idiots to MOMFest are answering.

Sofia Resnick gets her kee-op! on at Master Yi Martial Arts Academy

The accomplished stage artist, scholar, and UT professor pens the first study of artists translating jazz aesthetics into theatre

Penfold Theatre makes its entrance up north – where it's always wanted to be

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

Getting Inside Michael Ray Charles' Provocative Images

With Leslie Bonnell, Arcie Cola, Lashonda Lester, Tim Doyle, and more

In 2010, the watchword among Austin creatives was 'collaboration'

Despite the economic downturn, Arts Center Stage is moving forward in its campaign to build the Long Center for the Performing Arts, and two of Austin's gay playwrights have cause to be happy.

The Texas Commission for the Arts gives Austinites a chance to see the state's best artists for free, and praise from the out-of-town press for local playwrights Cyndi Williams and Joe Sears and Jaston Williams

The first weeks of 2002 show that Austin artists are still busy taking their art to other parts of the country, and Physical Plant Theater needs your leaves.