Arts Eclectic

The Vortex is ready to perform for live, in-person crowds again, with the new new coming-of-age sci-fi play 'Annie Jump and the Library of Heaven.'

The documentary 'Lift Me Up' follow six Austin musicians — the 2020 class of Project ATX6 — as their international travels are cut short by the Covid-19 pandemic.

ASO's new Executive Director, David Pratt, has only been on the job for a couple of months but he's been busy planning for what he hopes to be a return to normal for the symphony.

Greg Larson's new book 'Clubbie' chronicles his life as a clubhouse attendant in Class A minor league baseball.

The documentary film 'Miss Snake Charmer' chronicles a high school pageant in Sweetwater, Texas, in which contestants must kill and skin a rattlesnake at the start of pageant week.

This school year, the Texas Empowerment Academy had to forgo its usual school theater productions, so they made the short film 'Leap of Faith' instead.

Tetractys New Music is presenting the streaming show 'Net Work' on May 15. It's a collaborative work featuring nine artists from around the world.

'TOOO,' the third iteration of Norther-Southern Gallery's ongoing series of outdoor art exhibits, is meant to decay and renew over time.

Austin born-and-raised rapper The Teeta is releasing an new album, '24,' with an accompanying art exhibit.

The new streaming play 'The Spin' is a dark comedy for the videoconferencing, political-scandal-heavy era we find ourselves in.