Review: Shrewd Productions’ Small Steps
Intriguing maiden voyage for local playwright’s campy sci-fi romp
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July 25, 2023 Arts Post by Bob Abelman
The Austin Chronicle Party Sizzled at the 13th Floor During Hot Summer Nights
Fiery set snapshots of JaRon Marshall, Felt Out, and Jane Leo
"...Daniel Leopold, half of Jane Leo, polled the Austin Chronicle party crowd: “Do you know how lucky..."
July 24, 2023 Music Post by Rachel Rascoe
SAG-AFTRA Strikes Affect Dazed and Confused Anniversary
Screening to be postponed, but baseball celebration still on
"...As the film and TV industries enter a second week of..."
July 21, 2023 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Point Austin: On the Border and Elsewhere, Gov. Abbott Suffers the Little Children
Best governor in the nation? Depends on who you ask.
"...bring back his column whenever he’s inspired to tackle the state we’re in...."
July 21, 2023 News Post by Michael King
Peter Case: A Million Miles Away
The complicated present of a one-time future of rock & roll
"...In the new documentary Peter Case: A Million Miles Away, concert..."
July 21, 2023 Movie Review by Amelia Nonemacher
Theater Camp
"Let's put the show on in the barn" mockumentary
"...The fledgling theatre geeks in Theater Camp, a mockumentary set..."
July 21, 2023 Movie Review by Steve Davis
Cobweb
There's something in the walls of this perfect summer nightmare
"...Sometimes, there's a phone tree among horror critics. Everyone reaches out..."
July 21, 2023 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker
The Luv Doc: A Personal Problem
The Luv Doc is no Emily Post
"...wife "talked" my buddy into an open marriage at the beginning of the year. She's proved to be a..."
July 21, 2023 Column by The Luv Doc
Opinion: Now Is Not the Time to Loosen Child Labor Regulations – Especially in Dangerous Industries
Child labor laws are trending in the wrong direction and we are putting children's health and development at risk. Now is the time to advocate for legislative changes at the state and national levels.
"...Rawls, a prolific writer about social justice, wrote that the benefits and greatest protections in society should be given..."
July 21, 2023 Column by Hope Ferdowsian
Headlines / Quote of the Week
"...I'd Like Not to Be Pregnant, Actually: The FDA approved the first over-the-counter birth control pill in..."
July 21, 2023 News Feature
Austin Writer ire’ne lara silva Plans Her Year as Texas State Poet Laureate
Looking at the legacy of the honor
"...meet (or revisit) your newest torchbearer: ire'ne lara silva, the Rio Grande Valley-born, Austin-based artist and the current Texas..."
July 21, 2023 Arts Feature by Genevieve Wood
Council Member Seeks to Make Homeownership More Attainable With Smaller Lot Sizes
Can Council meet the missing middle?
"...absurdly long 196-item agenda. Buried more than halfway down the list is a resolution from District 7 Council Member..."
July 21, 2023 News Feature by Austin Sanders
Free Will Astrology
Your weekly horoscope, July 21-27
"...CANCER (June 21-July 22): The sometimes overly clever author Oscar Wilde said, "When the..."
July 21, 2023 Column by Rob Brezsny
Austin’s Essential Frozen Cocktails
Because sometimes you gotta think beyond the margarita
"...There is never a bad time for a frozen libation,..."
July 21, 2023 Food Feature by Evan Rodriguez
Qmmunity: Sporty Spice
Wherever you fall on the sporty spectrum, Austin's queer scene has a place for you
"...Huddle up team: We're talking outdoor queer activities, specifically the kind that get your blood pumping. While that might..."
July 21, 2023 Column by James Scott
Five Austin Hotel Pool Happy Hours to Cool Your Heels
Because it's always 5 o'clock somewhere
"...Happy hour is always in season, but the warmer months make it possible to take happy hour..."
July 21, 2023 Food Feature by Melanie Haupt
Interim City Manager Quietly Unveils Budget Proposal
In it: raises, more police funding, and restructuring
"...Garza was officially unveiling his $5.5 billion budget for the city of Austin's 2023-2024 fiscal year as the Chronicle..."
July 21, 2023 News Feature by Austin Sanders
After Shootings, Chases, and a Gun Drawn on a Child, Austin Wants DPS Out. Gov. Abbott Won't Allow It
Easy come, uneasy go
"...The city of Austin abruptly ended its controversial partnership with..."
July 21, 2023 News Feature by Austin Sanders
Austin Author Elizabeth Crook Honored With Texas Writer Award
The Which Way Tree novelist heads to the Texas Book Festival
"...Austin: Local author Elizabeth Crook has been named as the recipient of this year's Texas Writer Award. She will..."
July 18, 2023 Arts Post by Richard Whittaker
Foxtales Gets Back on Stage After Bicycle Accident and Spinal Surgery
Cleared to play guitar, the indie-pop act returns at Hot Summer Nights
"...On March 31, Jonathan Fox, the 33-year-old artist behind the indie-pop act Foxtales, was headed..."
July 18, 2023 Music Post by Leo Vernor
Thanks for the Letter
"...Dear Chronicle, There were no Letters to the Editor last week and..."
July 17, 2023 Postmarks
City Says No More DPS, Abbott Sends in More Troopers
Mayor Watson’s DPS gambit just got a lot messier
"...The city of Austin abruptly ended its controversial partnership with..."
July 14, 2023 News Post by Austin Sanders
Insidious: The Red Door
Time to tiptoe through the tulips once again
"...The shrieking of string instruments, the bright red title card..."
July 14, 2023 Movie Review by Jenny Nulf
The YouTube Effect
Video killed the radio star. So who's it after next?
"...world without YouTube. It's not really that hard, since the streaming video platform was only founded in 2005. If..."
July 14, 2023 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker
Close to Vermeer
The curious details of curation unveiled in this fascinating documentary
"...historian Gregor Weber contends, should change your view of the world. As outgoing head of the Department of Fine..."
July 14, 2023 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker
Pencils Vs Pixels
Touching documentary draws on the incredible history of animation
"...live action remakes of animated classics can never have. They can be fun, fine, touching, but when a pencil..."
July 14, 2023 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker
Austin Comic Creators Snag Ringo Award Nominations
Ghoul Agency, Halloween Man praised by peers
"...Big news in the world of sequential art: two Austin-made books have been..."
July 13, 2023 Arts Post by Richard Whittaker
Watch for Poison Ivy-Eradicating Goats on the Hike-and-Bike Trail
Four-hooved heroes nosh on the invasive plant
"...poison ivy? Maybe it was an unfortunate brush with the plant itself, maybe a couplet helping identify the notorious..."
July 13, 2023 News Post by Amelia Nonemacher
Five Art Exhibitions to Help You Beat the Heat
Come for the A/C, stay for the visual creativity
"...Paper sculptor Amanda Witucki of the Paper Committee has created a magnificent new body of..."
July 14, 2023 Arts Column by Wayne Alan Brenner
The People Who Collect Austin's Trash Struggle in Extreme Heat
A/C issues continue at Austin Resource Recovery
"...When Austin's garbage collectors tend to the green and blue bins lined up along the curbs..."
