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UT symposium honors and ponders art created in the Nazi concentration camp

Chronicle Arts writer Barry Pineo on the most memorable moments onstage in 2008

Recreating classic tap routines from the screen and stage opens an exciting new future for Tapestry Dance Company

Deborah Hay's latest dance leads to a new start

The Year in Austin Culture

Movies, theatre, classes, dancing, and more reasons to get out

The 2013 class of the Austin Arts Hall of Fame

Mothers danced in both Long Center venues on Mother's Day, but oh, what different moms

Dancing history to life

Artists converge on Austin for TCA's Texas Arts Exchange Conference

The Artists' Recent and Upcoming Projects

This project of 11 different dance programs in 11 months goes through one stage after another

Where to go, how to get there, and what that line’s going to be like

Ariel Dance Theatre's latest creates something original, moving, and truly beautiful

Honors for a Blanton exhibition, Blue Lapis Light, and a Round Rock tuba player, plus a bundle of joy for a local choreographer

Transforming the storefront at 617 Congress into The Hideout, a multilevel arts venue, has been a learning process for proprietors Shana Merlin and Sean Hill. But after $250,000 of investment, the developer's dance of securing permits, and many hours of hard labor, they have created one of Austin's most user-friendly theatre spaces.

The year was well-served by actors who could channel spookiness, rebellion, despair, and dance fever

Where to go, how to get there, and how to navigate the lines

Playwright Johnny Meyer returned from war to learn that theatre is essential to life

This potential cult-movie masterpiece is likely the most original dance film you'll see this year.

Classical sounds new when Austin artists do the composing

The 2006 class of the Austin Arts Hall of Fame

This year, dance was all about the partnering – some of it unusual, all of it captivating

A distinguished curator and top scenic designer bid farewell to UT

This French film set in late-Thirties Paris is something of a backstage drama, but it's marred by glossy reminiscing and melodramatic politicizing.

Pro Arts Collective gets your attention with BAM!, a new performing arts festival bringing dancers, actors, poets, and musicians to Austin to display the surge of creativity among African-American artists

UT's Cabaret is a risky departmental production sufficiently primed as postelection catharsis