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Frontera Fest runs through Feb. 14 at Hyde Park Theatre. Mi Casa Es Su Teatro, a collection of site-based works, happens at various locations on Feb. 7.
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One hundred years ago, Brinkley made a fortune selling bogus impotence cures. His larger-than-life true story is the basis for the new play Man of the People.
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With Black Bird Redemption Song, Sedrick Huckaby uses sculpture, drawing, and film to explore some important topics.
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The holiday classic A Tuna Christmas is onstage this season at Round Rock's Penfold Theatre, with actors Kirk Kelso and Will Mercer playing the 22 eccentric residents of Texas' third-smallest town.
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The E(XMAS)IST premiered last holiday season in Detroit and this year comes to Austin. Will this a campy, queer, Christmassy parody of The Exorcist become a new holiday tradition?
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The Blue Genie Art Bazaar started as a holiday party for some artist friends and a quarter century later it's a holiday shopping tradition.
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A Doctor's Visit, the new play from Broad Theatre, is inspired by a true story and asks some difficult questions about some complicated issues.
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The new dance work Fractured Dawn is the second chapter in Dorothy O'Shea Overbey's fantasy 'Crone' universe.
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Cecily Parks started writing the poems that would become The Seeds about a decade ago. Now it's finally finished and out in the world.
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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.