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Modern Jazz Masters Play Scottish Rite Theater on Saturday

A sweet coming-of-age film set in the world of fan fiction

The answer might be a lot closer than you think

If English first-wavers had trouble getting ahold of American roots music, Americans themselves weren't much better off, piecemealing together the foundations of today's national scene

Making sense of Austin's microcinema scene

Salvage Vanguard turns Jason Grote's new play into a rare slice of performance: funny, frightening, visceral, violent, and totally unforgettable

Major personnel changes across the Austin arts scene signal the start of a new era

As local playwright Dan Dietz prepares to leave Austin for a teaching gig at Florida State, he talks about his experience here and what he sees happening down the road

Three Austin theatre artists – actress Lee Eddy, choreographer Robin Lewis, and Adam Sultan – dish about their visions of the year to come

'Chronicle' Arts Editor Robert Faires lists his favorite theatrical productions of 2005

An early-morning blaze at Guadalupe Arts Center displaces 75 artists

In the City of Ideas, the people with ideas are dancing with day jobs.

Salvage Vanguard Theater adapts the classic Russian folk tale of Vasilissa the Beautiful into a new urban opera, Motherbone, that may have some rough edges, but is an amazing showcase for the musical passion of Graham Reynolds as well as the company's pluck and determination.

The Year in Austin Culture

In the Wee Hours, Heloise Gold's new dance-theatre collaboration with Mike Arnold and Tim Mateer, explores the nooks and crannies of our dreaming / waking double life in visually stunning, playful, and engaging vignettes.

The Applicants

The Applicants

New Paintings By Sarah Higdon: Nonsense and Sensibility

Queer Austin artists and icons give their two cents on surviving ATX

The Critics Table's picture-perfect year

Twelve months after Mayor Steve Adler rolled out his plan to save live music and the arts, what's happened?

A guide to Austin dance

AFS Doc Nights brings out the Black Panthers

Samsung’s invite-only rooftop set for 100

Jason Phelps turns to his theatrical past to nourish the present with a Feast of My Heart

One man's twisted sense of racial identity unravels in Adrienne Dawes' brisk and tense new drama

Glass Half Full Theatre reveals moving artistry in silence, smallness, and subtlety

This new musical looks to put a fresh spin on the familiar Land of Oz, but the storytelling isn't always clear

This drama of Chilean exiles in Wisconsin is a play of rare beauty that speaks to loss, hope, and regret in ways we seldom see