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Zach relalizes the Sondheim musical with near flawless execution but has little in the way of emotional reward

New version of Yasmina Reza’s satire remains hysterically timely

A Swarm of Wily, Unruly Theatre Types Meet in the Heat

Kids loved Emily Cicchini's play about patterns so much that it's spawned two sequels

Review of The Lay of the Land at the Vortex Theater

Using play to map the emotional terrain of 9 / 11

Leviathan live experience transfers from stadiums to cinemas

Newcomers Vernacurious Performance Group create some potent moments in One Flea Spare, but overall, their staging of Naomi Wallace's highly poetic drama misses its emotional mark.

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.

Filmmaker Margaret Brown dives into the wreckage of the area residents' lives following the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico

Jonah Hill and Russell Brand make a well-matched odd couple, and their path to Hollywood is littered with the excesses of drugs and rock & roll.

No artist in the last 50 years has combined dance, theatre, music, scenery, and costume into epic spectacles like Pina Bausch, and as this German visionary returns to Austin Dawn Davis explores her work and her impact on the city's Johnson / Long Dance Company.

The SITI Company's J. Ed Araiza is transforming the way Austin actors view their art

Long Center director Cliff Redd and ALO director Richard Buckley compare notes on leading an arts institution, the challenges they face, and being new to Austin

Actor Ed Begley Jr. explains how he was inspired to write a musical honoring his friend Cesar Chavez

'Moulin Rouge' Director Baz Luhrmann Loves Love

This evening of works, performed outdoors at the Umlauf, mixed art, beauty, and nature in ways that enraptured

Dance Repertory Theatre's latest program took audiences on a journey from light to dark

Zach Theatre's al fresco production is best at its most timeless

Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin on the Netflix wrestling drama

NMASS matured into Austin's foremost showcase of performance sound art, audiovisual improvisation, nonconformative music, and sensory installations

Jason Phelps on 12 Months of Exceptional Stage Projects

Soft-spoken and self-effacing choreographer Stephen Mills seems an unlikely candidate for rebellious Prodigal Son. But he was, breaking away from Ballet Austin in 1996, only to return two years later. Now the newly named artistic director of Ballet Austin, Mills talks about his departure, his return, and the future of the company.

After months behind screens, the folks who run the city's theatres, concert halls, and comedy clubs are welcoming audiences back inside

Getting Real Gospel on the Zach Scott Stage

With Jay Presson Allen's Tru, performer Jaston Williams takes a vacation from the little town of Tuna, Texas, with which he is so closely identified, to portray celebrated writer Truman Capote, and in the process reminds us what an actor of range and skill he is.

The filmmakers, cast, and crew of Chalk learned valuable lessons with little in the way of a plan or a budget

Two Austin playwrights join dozens of writers from across the hemisphere to 'dream the Americas'

SXSW Film Festival and Conference

Saving Jason Tremblay’s Gretel! The Musical