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Though at times exciting, this program lacked American Repertory Ensemble's usual spark of artistic fusion

On Nov. 10, Austin's part in a national theatrical event came to a close a stone's throw from where it started a year before

In UT's staging of this postapocalyptic fairy tale, we can't help be sucked into the magic of the infinite hole

Managing the busy new Mexican American Cultural Center is inspiring work for Amparo Garcia-Crow

The weekend forecast calls for an umbrella – Dance Umbrella, that is, and its annual showcase of short performance works

The Zachary Scott Theatre Center's peppy staging of Disney's High School Musical proves the live version can beat out what's in the box

Rarely has Austin seen a play or production with as much of a social conscience as Naomi Wallace's Slaughter City, as staged by the UT Department of Theatre & Dance

'Parade' is an ambitious musical for a university theatre department, but the entire company presenting it at St. Edward's is impressively in tune with Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown's retelling of the Leo Frank case

In its 13th year, Jason Neulander shifts Salvage Vanguard Theater into overdrive

The 2005 Texas Medal of Arts Awards have been announced, and the Elisabet Ney Museum snags a Historic Homes grant

This Jane Austen adaptation takes the Bollywood out of India and leaves us something too familiar.

Michael Bloom plucked to head the country's oldest regional theatre

While the UT Department of Theatre & Dance's production of Sueño has an eye for the visual, the perfunctory sound design and strained emotionalizing by the actors leave it less than dreamy

Director David Charles Goyette uses an army of actors to stage Brecht's epic of war, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, and his constant movement of them, along with the impressive design work, gives the impression of a huge and hungry populace, but much of the story is lost in the broad acting of much of the UT student cast.

Tapestry wants you to see its show .com for free, and Scott Swanson wants you to find the arts on your TV, through his show Scene After Dark.

Four months after using a new guideline to declare Sharir + Bustamante Danceworks ineligible for city arts funding, threatening the company's survival and sparking community concern, the Austin Arts Commission reversed course and cleared the way for the company to receive money from the city.

You know the way Dilbert can sometimes get the whole office / cyber scene down perfectly? That's what Tapestry Dance Company does in their new show .com, and just as cleverly -- but with dance. And with some real depth and beauty worked in there, too. It was like the best of Dilbert, but with Dilbert as drawn by one of the Wyeths.

Stephen MacMillan Moser takes a trip down the yellow brick-laid, disco ball-lit memory lane in the world of Austin's Seventies Disco scene.

The sophomore production for the Actors Repertory of Texas theatre company.

A look back at the Mother of All Texas Honky-Tonks

Theaterless Theater Corps, Rude Mechanicals, KAIROS! Co.

In Memoriam

Johnny Toxic

On the Funding Front

Altamont Now: Maybe Later