Arts Eclectic

After a quarter century in the theater world, professor and playwright Lisa B. Thompson is making her directorial debut with Ground Floor Theatre's new production of 'Dot.'

It's been seven years since Ethan Azarian's last solo show, but now he's ready to present 'A Postcard from Austin, Texas' at Cloud Tree Studios & Gallery.

This month, chamber music ensemble Austin Camerata will present 'Blue Planet,' which will interweave music and visuals to create a performance about the Earth and climate change.

When 'Mack & Mabel' opened on Broadway in 1974, it was very much not a hit. The folks at Alchemy Theatre think their new version might resonate more now than the original did in the '70s.

After a two-year delay, chamber orchestra collective Density 512 is ready to present the world premiere of their new work 'Eva and the Angel of Death: A Holocaust Remembrance Opera.'

Robi Polgar hasn't yet finished writing the novel The Bootleggers: The Real True Story of the Greatest Band You Never Heard Of, but he's already performing as the fictional band at the center of the story

'Selfie! The Musical' was ready for its world premiere in March of 2020. Now, after a two-year delay, it's finally going to premiere in April.

This month, Austin Playhouse will present the first production of the play 'The Catastrophist' to be performed for a live audience.

It's been almost exactly two years since Jarrott Productions suspended rehearsals for there March 2020 show, but now they're returning to live theater with a new production of the play 'The Lifespan of a Fact.'

On March 5, UT's Center for Mexican-American Studies will present a staged reading of the play 'Crystal City 1969.'