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Based on the allegedly autobiographical short stories of alleged teen author J.T. Leroy, Asia Argento's film describes a Gothic maelstrom of psychic and physical abuse.

The original Austin Chronicle review from Nov. 15, 1985

Brad Neely's 'Wizard People, Dear Readers' and the volatility of artistic alchemy

This double-layered documentary examines the creation of a Hong Kong action film and the impossible feats performed by the Asian stuntman.

Part 2 of "Jazz," by Harvey Pekar

A profile of the new Texas ACLU and Executive Director Will Harrell

Cinéma vérité pioneer Robert Drew, coming to town this Wednesday for the Texas Documentary Tour, speaks about the films he has made and the film style he helped create.

Jon Else's Sing Faster, showing this Wednesday as part of the Texas Documentary Tour, shows us opera Like we've never seen it before from the stagehands' perspective.

Yes, the merger of Austin's Paramount Theatre and State Theater Company is a business affair, but since theatres traffic in stories, human dramas that talk to us about life, this historic event deserves to be looked at as a story, the story of a wedding between two neighbors.

Two veteran music writers conduct an e-mail correspondence in order to look at new ways of reinventing the music industry.

The Cool Capers of Donald Westlake

The International Movement of Sharir Dance Company

The Dances of Jean Fogel Zee

Re-Imagining the Production Process

The monitors are coming. Let’s pay them $125 an hour.

Artists Felice House & Dana Younger capture the glory in all dimensions

Songwriter delivers phenomenal solo set for JoyRx fundraiser

With her exhibition, artist Jade Walker entwines viewers in the future of the planet

In this Texas Theatre & Dance project, students learn to undo

And at the Austin African American Book Festival 2020, she’ll tell you why

Maintaining connections – at a distance – to stay sober during the pandemic

This revival of Jo Carol Pierce’s one-woman show from the Eighties pays loving tribute to the author without really coming into its own

Central Texas voters can help transform deep-red education panel

In this nonfiction book, the local scholar provides fresh insight into the ways that Jane Austen became Jane Austen, literary superstar

The man who defined cool on the changing demands of acting, being an icon, and the joy of fly fishing

On superstition, isolation, and trained seagulls

Mitchell Jackson and Jaquira Diaz get under the skin of memoir

The stories behind the art transformers of this year's Hall of Fame inductees

Different approaches to accountability lead to rifts throughout the county

Texas wildcatter literary classic is a sometimes too-faithful adaptation