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Austin foley artist Buzz Moran strips the sound out of a forgotten kung fu flick and redubs it live at the Drafthouse. The result? Something to chop about it.

With The Medea Stories, the St. Edward's University Theatre Department with guest artists from the SITI Company reinvents Euripides' tragedy as a modern courtroom drama and connects us to Medea's tale with immediacy and a great urgency.

Picks & Sleepers

The Salvage Vanguard Theater production of Caridad Svich's Fugitive Pieces is a nowhere road reminiscent of the Tom Waits milieu, with vagabonds hopping trains to anywhere other than where they are now. But while it's not for everyone, it's worth the journey.

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As the pressure for growth continues, Dripping Springs residents question the role of city government insiders

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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.

In these troubled times, Ballet Austin's production of The Nutcracker reveals a beauty undimmed by tragedy, a magical landscape untouched by terror.

Longhorn Fan is a breed apart -- for this we can be thankful.

The Austin music scene benefits the Red Cross.

Scenes and voices from Austin's reaction to the attacks

September 1982-August 1988

September 1988-August 1991

Considering the high prices and small portions, Cuisines Editor Virginia B. Wood admits that to pursue her tryst with Emilia's would make her a fool for love.

An interview with Sissy Spacek, inducted into the first annual Texas Film Hall of Fame on March 9.

Kudos for the Lost Austin issue, and much environmental ado.

Yasmina Reza's Art has come to Austin, and the Zachary Scott Theatre Center production is equal to the playwright's work. It's a pearl and it's the inside-out of a pearl -- a thing of beauty and the irritant that creates it.

Documentarian Ken Burns' takes on Jazz -- and loses.

From winter fun to first love, Snow Day is a modest but entertaining effort.

Jim Jarmusch Is Still Figuring Out How to Do It

Starbucks vs. the Chronicle: Who's zoomin' who?

It takes a cool character to weather the hot lights of a comedy club stage, so who better to share tips for beating the summer heat than stand-up comics from Austin, the hot-spot in Texas?

Barking at the Moon, except not with Ozzy

Jeff Cole Leaves Doolittle Records, Marc Katz Leaves Top of the Marc, Hank Sinatra Returns and so does Ray Benson (again!). Plus all the news that pitches a fit.

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