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Honest, Some Folks Move to Austin for the Theatre

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

Aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln, we reckon you’ll really enjoy the show

The Long Center’s annual celebration of excellence in high school musical theatre moves center stage to center screen

The Curtain Theatre’s BYOB outdoor production is a magical night out

The Capital T Theatre production of Taylor Mac's absurdist satire puts the front lines of combat inside an American home

In the online dialogue about the art of the stage, Travis Bedard is a star

Position of the speakers may affect the quality of their operation

The past 12 months saw some of Austin's

Productions and performances, from the fantastic to the unfortunate

The Texas premiere of Will Arbery’s Plano play knows place like home

With this play, Crystal Bird Caviel honors ancestors who were slaves and her colleague, the late Dr. Billy F. Harden

In this moving production, a young woman learns the nature of true beauty and true love

Steve Martin’s deliciously absurdist tale of art and science

Robert Schenkkan's smart script and remarkable ensemble work make this a powerful look at LBJ's White House years

Second installment of this audacious opus is too much of a good thing

All aboard Austin's Red Line for Cheerful Secrets' interactive play

In Don Fried's drama, small-town Midwesterners face a clash of cultures when Hasidic Jews move in

... and other Austin stories from the L.A. Film Festival

It's maybe silly to fix a personality on a place, but something happens when you hook a left onto Austin Ave. and drive into Georgetown's historic district. Everything slows down, just a little bit, and then there's that marquee, neon and spangly, lighting up downtown. Welcome to the Palace.

The former and current artistic directors of Austin Script Works discuss new plays, local theatre, and the writer's voice

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.

The boys are back with their hyper-filthy animation show.

Central Texas writer Tom Grimes has a play date in L.A., Deborah Hay duets with Baryshnikov in Brooklyn, and Jouét flies off to Louisville, plus legislative applause for Austin musicals Jouét and Oliver!

Zach Theatre gives Robert Schenkkan's All the Way its Texas premiere on LBJ's home turf

For four years, playwright Lisa D'Amour and director Katie Pearl have forged an uncommon bond with audiences through the welcoming, intimate quality of their theatre work. They've also forged an uncommon bond with each other, a mutually fulfilling creative partnership that will continue for the rest of their lives.

This Muppet reboot is an absolute delight and puts an end to the great Muppet diaspora.