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While the staging could use more swash with its buckle, this take on the G&S pirate musical succeeds where it must: with the music

Your gracious Style Avatar on throwing rocks and giving 'em 'the finger'

ALO's hometown take on Die Fledermaus with wit, affection, enthusiasm, and style from all parties

Stephen finally gets to use the phrase "porn star and welfare-mother-turned-singer-and-social-activist" in a column

A blues legend shines on Austin

Iron Maiden

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Winner of this year's Oscar for Best Foreign Film, this brisk Austrian film uncovers the moral choices faced by WWII concentration-camp victims selected to work on the Nazi effort to create bogus currency.

Stephen rents a duster and gets down with the nouveaus and old-veaus in H-Town

Your Style Avatar is still squinting from all that glare from all those rocks at the Long Center opening

The long-awaited cultural facility throws wide its doors for four days of free performances and tours

Stephen has a DIFFArent weekend in Dallas and wants to give Katie Holmes a glass of water

Mexico and Spain 'hablan' behind your back

In 2007, that distant tomorrow when Austin's arts dreams would be realized finally arrived

Peter Bay leads the Austin Symphony with the finesse of Astaire

ASO has commissioned a new orchestral work from composer Christopher Theofanidis

The creative powerhouse known as Tyler Perry is back in front of and behind the camera with this predictable film about four married couples.

Micah P. Hinson lands in Austin – hopefully not on his back

The sci-fi reunion of Danny Boyle and Cillian Murphy (28 Days Later) is never less than beautiful but has a profoundly implausible plot turn that cheapens the sentiment.

Thriving under Jack Allen's leadership, KMFA endures as Classically Austin radio

How TexARTS' first two go-rounds in staging classic musicals are helping to make its new Carousel ride a winner

A young Frenchwoman moves to Paris from with nothing but the knapsack on her back and the innocent gleam in her eye.

P. Kellach Waddle, the River City's 'educated hillbilly,' composes himself a life

A lesbian on the rebound falls for both a guy and a gal in this rom-com with roots in old Hollywood screwball comedies.

Your Style Avatar discovers Voxtrot

This week, Stephen manages to connect Barbara K, the Shangri-Las, and Joey Buttafuoco. Go figure.

Stephen has to go all the way to Seattle and Tijuana just to appreciate Austin style

Huzzah! Stephen is back, jingling his balls and getting all Carrie on yo' keister.

Don’t fear the film’s early reviews from Cannes, which too often slighted it for being fluffy (it isn’t, though its heroine is) or ahistorical (it isn’t, though it is contemporary).