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The 2011 class of the Austin Arts Hall of Fame

Austin's reading series scene is booking good

A report from Louisville, where Austin theatre artists stood tall

If fast, physical action in a national face-off is what you want, try Ballet Austin

Local theatre artists play a major role in this year's festival of new drama

The 2010 lineup promises a Fusebox as wild, novel, and thrilling as ever

Austin artists reveal the intimate details of how they got their muse on

Ritual jazz theatre pioneer Sharon Bridgforth premieres a new work, her last in Austin

Austin journalist Daryl Janes has passed away.

Anna Deavere Smith returns to Austin to investigate the resilience of the human body

How Big State Productions' little monologue show changed Austin theatre

At Austin Playhouse, running Alan Ayckbourn's paired comedies side-by-side is double the pleasure, double the fun

After Monster Island Studios sank, Austin's acting community and Houston animé giant A.D. Vision unleashed talent bent on vengeance and redemption (*otaku = animé geek)

What is the state of the arts in America and where does Austin fit in the mix?

How a performative open mic From Iowa became a theatrical springboard in Austin

Twelve of Austin's cultural heroes will be inducted into the Austin Arts Hall of Fame at the 2003 Austin Critics Table Awards ceremony, and here is an introduction to them and some of their significant contributions to the local arts scene.

Although best known for films such as In the Company of Men and Your Friends and Neighbors, LaBute began as a playwright, and Austin is about to get its first look at one of his plays, the disturbing Bash, courtesy of the dirigo group.

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 year 2001 saw a host of local cultural types taking journeys beyond their homes, traveling to other communities to share their art and finding new venues locally in which to produce their work and expand their creative sensibilities.

A Guide to Austin Stage Actors

Michael Miller may appear at first meeting to be withdrawn, but he is absolutely present onstage and off, and his willingness to "get dirty" with his characters and continuous challenge to himself to be better make this seemingly reserved actor one of Austin's best.

Farewell to ECB, Return to Tulia, APD Extends Knee, Ramping Up I-35, AAN Awards and Slacker Editor

Many actors leave Austin seeking a career on the stage and are never heard from by the folks in their old hometown. But Austin native Starla Benford has come home as the star of a national tour. She talks about starting out at Harvard, making her mark as a professional, and nine months on the road with The Vagina Monologues.

Big career moves for a couple of Austin playwrights and big parties thrown by a couple of Austin arts organizations.

The Year in Austin Culture

The Year in Austin Culture

Who's in the Pool?

Honest, Some Folks Move to Austin for the Theatre

Austin Is Slammin'

Making a Place for Black Theatre in Austin