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Choreographer Lisa Giobbi seems to have found a way to affect the act of flight with grace and apparent ease, and in the intimacy of the One World Theatre, Giobbi and her company used flying and falling to describe all manner of human interaction with beautiful, hypnotic, and occasionally comedic results.

… Wherein we listen to a new DJ, see Stephen's new 'do and wok, don't run, for some late night Chinese. Join us?

Reigning local rockers' surprise show at Mohawk and more music news

By engaging our sense of taste during a performance, Voice Dance Company blew our mind

Sharon Marroquín's dance about her cancer experience was a triumph of life and art

Welcome to Texas, y'all. Meet Ray Wylie Hubbard, 'The Grifter's Hymnal,' and 'Mother Blues.'

Friday night's SX showcases are bar-the-door-Katy good

Willie's July 4th picnic showers Spicewood with more than just fireworks.

The Paul Taylor Dance Company's Nov. 16 appearance at Bass Concert Hall allowed Austinites to see how this 72-year-old master molds intricate, enthralling shapes into the space of the stage and to marvel at the remarkable team of dancers that he employs to coax his vision to life.

With Ariel Dance Theatre in Concert, the collaboration between the ever-energetic, always searching, always stretching herself Andrea Ariel and composers Graham Reynolds and Peter Stopschinski and operatic soprano Cheryl Parrish generated the heat and light of a pure flame that was bright and intense and exhilarating to see.

SXSW Thursday handicapping by the blurb

Katniss Everdeen's Grandmothers

Blues Boy Hubbard strolls down Eastside Austin's Chitlin' Circuit memory lane

A Lamme family portrait prompts a sweet walk down memory lane

Ike Turner is about to be 70 and still a mack.

Sucking Us Dry

Warren Responds

We Get What We Want

Reneé O'Connor ROCs

Sneaking Into Autumn

A Survey of Austin's Rebel Theatre Scene

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