Performing Arts

This week we're talking with Fran Rush, who discovered choral singing 70 years ago and is still doing it today as a longtime member of Chorus Austin.

After Austin Creative Alliance was pushed out of its longtime space due to rising rent, it found a new home at Central Christian Church — and "the building is happy."

The new dance work Fractured Dawn is the second chapter in Dorothy O'Shea Overbey's fantasy 'Crone' universe.

Hyde Park Storytelling is teaming up with Austin Unconducted for three performances that pair storytellers with a musical piece that explores the story’s emotional arc.

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.

During the PUPA show, performers present 5-minute-long personal stories based on a theme. The founder says it's a place for "experimentation."

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.

The improv's space on Congress Avenue is being converted into a bar, so owners had to decide whether to close or relocate. Their story isn't unique in Austin.

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

Austin has many ways to help you keep your resolutions to get out more.