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A national audience development campaign that's offering a free night of theatre on Oct. 20 has cast Austin in a starring role for its national premiere

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.

Making a Place for Black Theatre in Austin

Theaterless Theater Corps, Rude Mechanicals, KAIROS! Co.

Two Austin playwrights join dozens of writers from across the hemisphere to 'dream the Americas'

Austin playwright C. Denby Swanson has received a prestigious national grant to develop a play based on the life of Clifford Antone with the Zachary Scott Theatre Center

After a smash debut in 2005, the Free Night of Theater goes nationwide, with 300 performances across the country – including 21 in Austin – being offered at no charge

Austin's art scene kept catching the eye of the nation in 2005

Steps on a path

After a decade of leading the arts service organization, Latifah Taormina retires

Time again for your annual chance to sample what area thespians do, at no cost

The 2007 class of the Austin Arts Hall of Fame

For a year, Austin will be practicing daily public acts of creative expression through the national festival 365 Days/365 Plays

A special visit to Austin by Theatre Communications Group executive director Ben Cameron.

Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle All the Plays

Still time left to get some free theatre, laurels for historian Oscar Brockett and director Don Toner, and a new baby for the first couple of Salvage Vanguard Theater

Salvage Vanguard scores a prestigious R&D grant, and Jenny Hart goes Gallic

On the Funding Front

Robert Faires talks FronteraFest.

After three years as artistic director of Austin Script Works, playwright Colin Denby Swanson is leaving her leadership post at the organization to focus full-time on her writing

New Dietz play focuses on the 19th century engineer who designed the first computer

Despite uneven filmmaking and questionable facts, an extraordinary cast brings this story about mobster Mickey Cohen's attempted takeover of L.A. and the handful of honest cops who thwarted him.

Director Don Toner makes his exit from the State Theater Company, and Austin creeps back into the pages of American Theatre magazine.

A case study of one post-Winedale company, the Weetzah Players