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The all women and nonbinary comedy festival returns with more venues, more laughs

Spike Lee has his finger on our gun-crazy moment in history

The Accidental Activist tells how the Lysistrata Project became a global anti-war phenomenon, from the perspective of Kathryn Blume, who co-founded and lived it

Texas-set comedy riffs on Lysistrata

This ancient satire is still timely, but new material here gets in the play's way

Austin helps the Lysistrata Project become a global phenomenon, and Governor Rick Perry and Austin Mayor Gus Garcia speak out in favor of the Long Center.

Austin helps the Lysistrata Project become the Little Peace Project That Could, the Long Center says "no thanks, after all" to the $25 million in Waller Creek tunnel bond money, and Austin Shakespeare Festival launches a new reading series.

Local theatre artists join a planetwide call for peace with the Lysistrata Project, the UT PAC's associate director leaves for Pittsburgh, and the Puerto Rican Folkloric Dance & Cultural Center gets a room of its own.

The performance of this ancient Greek comedy is inconsistent, but the experience around it makes it worth a visit

A Quick Roundup of the Best and the Worst of the 78th Lege

The comedy venue is home to diverse audiences and performers, but needs a permanent home of its own

Charming sex-positive teen comedy is good old shameless fun

Summer is the time for Shakespeare, so naturally here are a couple of the Bard's plays being staged in the Austin area -- Julius Caesar from the Austin Shakespeare Festival and Two Gentlemen of Verona from Different Stages -- and directors Paul Norton and Norman Blumensaadt to explain how they came to produce them this season.

New venues, new faces, new experiments

Tutto Theatre's 'Zeus in Therapy' gives new voice to the late, great UT classics prof, Douglass Stott Parker

Lit Pics: 'The Graphic Canon, Vol. 1'

What a sampling of the Austin music scene wants for Christmas.