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The film, starring Frances McDormand, could hardly be more timely or controversial

Director Scott Thompson doesn't want the audience for Austin Musical Theatre's production of My Fair Lady to get too comfy, and here's why.

The joker and the LP art genius, an honest-to-God love story

Plans unveiled for rail transit

A high school play contest might not sound like a big deal, but it is to the 18,000 students in 1,200 schools across Texas who participate in the state's UIL one-act play every year -- and here's a look at why.

In this screwball comedy, the behind-the-scenes activity of a traveling acting troupe threaten to bring down the play.

The man who wrote the book on directing plays and was an influential teacher at UT has passed on

Austin's dirigo group prepare to premiere the best new play one could wish for

The Covenant is a sleek yet empty picture about four handsome high school seniors who possess supernatural powers and impossibly chiseled stomachs.

Denzel Washington scores big in August Wilson's great American play

Fresh yet predictable, this rom-com asks if friends must also be lovers who share a domicile in order to successfully raise a child.

For her new play's sophomore production, Suzan-Lori Parks turns director

An enchanting coming-of-age tale from Greta Gerwig

Even though Clint Eastwood guides this Broadway hit to film, there’s not much new in this rise-and-fall, music-biz story.

Ridley Scott’s revisionist rendering of the Robin Hood tale is full of well-staged battle sequences and is something of an origins story.

Army experiments in the paranormal become a warped platform on which George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, Jeff Bridges, and Kevin Spacey run narrative circles.

Drew Barrymore makes her directing debut with this Austin-set story about the modern age of roller girls.

In this dark new film from the screenwriter of The Wrestler, a New York Giants fan and regular caller to a sports radio talk show snatches rededication from the jaws of disillusionment.

The improbable but true triumph of 19-year-old amateur American golfer Francis Ouimet at the 1913 U.S. Open is given the David and Goliath treatment.

Solid but uninventive American remake of a sly Argentinean movie about a couple of con men who should have left well enough alone.

Tim Burton is all grown up and getting serious.