Arts Eclectic

Harold Pinter's Betrayal is currently running at Hyde Park Theatre, directed by Ken Webster.

And Kinzy's new fiction podcast Kicking the Bucket is a comedy/drama about aging and end-of-life autonomy.

The long-running show Mortified Austin is celebrating Pride Month with the special show Morti-PRIDE.

The Hideout will soon have to leave their longtime downtown location, but before they move to a new space, they'll stage one last 48 Hour Improv Marathon at their current theater space.

Alchemy Theatre is presenting their version of Grand Hotel the Musical at the intimate Wisenhunt stage at ZACH.

Peggy Stern's long-running Lulu Fest, a celebration of female bandleaders and improvised music, returns this weekend.

HOT: The Exhibit is a month-long exploration of perimenopause, featuring an art gallery, a play, discussions, and health panels.

For the final installment of its second season, John Burnett's world music showcase World Music Encounters will present 'Soundscapes of Japan' with two very popular musicians who might not be known yet by Austin audiences.

Color Arc's Productions' new play-with-songs Wanna Play is a sort of Wizard of Oz meets Squid Game fantasy that's also really about how hard it is to make friends as an adult.

Bonnie Cullum has been thinking of creating a show about trees for years, and that show is now onstage at the VORTEX.