Staged in partnership with the University
of Texas Department of Theatre and Dance and filled with
vibrant mariachi music, the new work plays October 5th through
November 5th.
(Photo by Axel B Photography)
Playing Bass Concert Hall on october 18th
and 19th, the group combines modern dance and Afro-Brazilian
dance with ballet, creating sexy physicality, dynamic ability
and visual finesse.
(Photo courtesy TPA)
The Texas State Department of Theatre
launches their 2012-13 Season with Ken Ludwig's screwball,
door-slamming Tony Award-nominated farce, running October 2nd
through 7th.
(Photo courtesy Texas State Univ.)
The new staging of Jean Giono's beloved
short story will be performed in promenade style at Sparky Park
during October, telling the story through movement, music and
projected art.
(Image courtesy Exchange Artists)
Featuring principal players of the Austin
Symphony Orchestra, the new series opens on September 27th at
Riverbend Church, spotlighting works by Haydn, Mendelssohn and
Tchaikovsky.
(Photo courtesy ASO)
Olin Meadows talks with Justin Colombo,
who plays “Lonnie” in Rock
of Ages, about being on tour and
the strange feeling of watching your show be turned into a
blockbuster movie.
(Photo by Scott Suchman)
Performing with the Carpe Diem String
Quartet and Michelle Schumann, the concert will feature
Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" and Piazzolla's "The
Four Seasons of Buenos Aires."
(Photo courtesy ACMC)
The work was developed from a long
collaboration between critically acclaimed dancer and
choreographer Lorn MacDougal and French audio-visual artist and
filmmaker Alain Le Razer.
(Photo courtesy Galaxy Dance)
The event will feature Broadway star
Brian Stokes Mitchell, who will be joined by Austin bands and
ZACH performers in a revue that will include a special sneak
peak at Ragtime.
(Photo courtesy Paradigm Agency)
Olin Meadows talks to the actress about
her legacy of fighting for people dealing with AIDS and HIV,
life after "Sabrina, the Teenaged Witch" and why this
play is important to her.
(Photo courtesy Theatre En Bloc)
The award-winning producing arm of the
St. Edward's University theatre training program stages the
play by Charles L. Mee, running September 27th through October
7th.
(Image courtesy MMNT)
The new American soap opera in six parts
- written and performed by Heather Woodbury and directed by
Michael Yawney - will run from October 19th through November
11th.
(Photo courtesy VORTEX Theatre)
Austin's newest early music ensemble
launches their second season with "Series of Unfortunate
Names" featuring works by composers whose names elicit
different reactions today.
(Photo courtesy Ensemble Settecento)
The concerts on September 27th through
30th feature popular songs, spirituals and classical works -
plus the world premiere of To Touch
the Sky by 2012 Pulitzer
Prize winner Kevin Puts.
(Photo by Karen Sachar)
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