Arts Eclectic

Cecily Parks started writing the poems that would become The Seeds about a decade ago. Now it's finally finished and out in the world.

With her one-woman show Help! My Vagina is Trying to Kill Me!, comedian Yola Jean Lu wants to talk about herpes, miscarriages, and HPV in an open but funny way.

This fall, Forklift Danceworks is presenting The Way of Water: Colorado River, a multipart exploration of the connection between the people of the Austin area and the river that serves as their water supply.

L.B. Deyo's playwriting debut cultivates a feeling of paranoia and dread.

Victor Josué Quintana Ramos, ACC's new artist-in-residence, plays with light and color in his abstract series Chromacies: Opus III.

After ten years together, emo puppet band Fragile Rock puts out their first vinyl LP

Zell Miller III, Austin's poet laureate, is closing his longstanding production company with a farewell show at Hyde Park Theatre.

The Spark, a new all-teen theater company, is producing Ray Bradbury's Pillar of Fire as their first work this month at the VORTEX.

Shakespeare's Pericles, Prince of Tyre isn't one of his most-performed works, but Cold Frame Collective has been wanting to stage their version for a while.

27 years ago, director Rod Caspers helmed a production of the play 'Ordinary People.' Now he's revisiting the work, with two of the original actors being joined in the cast by one's real-life son.