Arts Eclectic

Austin's Performa/Dance creates a new work that aims to be more like an old-fashioned community dance than a recital.

After an entirely virtual season, the Austin Symphony is returning for a 2021-2022 season that promised to look a little more normal.

The Beerthoven Concert Series aims present chamber music concerts with a less formality and more beer and dad jokes.

Mass Gallery is set to open the new show 'Road Soda,' a collection of works that has spent the summer traveling across Texas.

On September 17, Mexic-Arte Museum will open three new exhibits: MX 21 – Resistance, Reaffirmation & Resilience; Los Pueblos Originarios – Honoring the Dead; and Nuestra and Comunidad/Our Community.

Author Jeanne Bake Guy has just released her new memoir 'You'll Never Find Us,' about the 1977 abduction of her children and her struggle to get them back.

Texas Performing Arts executive and artistic director Bob Bursey is looking forward to reopening the organization's stages after a long break.

Ground Floor Theater has been working on the play 'rain falls special on me' for two years, and now, after a long, pandemic-created delay, it's premiering for a live audience.

Divya Srinivasan's new picture book 'What I Am' is a colorful, joyful answer to a bad question.

Jarrott Production's new audio theatrical version of 'The Frog Prince' is an adult dark comedy that re-examines the tale for a modern audience.