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Oh Dragon Theatre Company is proud to present The Flu Season by Will Eno.

Back by popular demand, the show draws audience members back in time to 1946 as members of the KPNF radio station are assembling for a live radio performance of It's a Wonderful Life.

Austin Shakespeare presents William Luce's The Belle of Amherst, a one-woman show featuring Helen Merino November 14-24th at the Rollins Studio Theatre of the Long Center for the Performing Arts, 701 West Riverside Drive, Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:00 pm, Sundays at 3:00 pm.

There is a happiness that is There Is a Happiness… Indeed, it easily could lead to crappiness Given how much it owes to poetry and rhyme, Arts rarely found on stage in our time.

The Exchange Artists are thrilled to present the fourth date in their Hot Nights series matching a bit of theatre with a hot local band.

Last Act Theatre Company will present 'Nursery Crimes,' directed by Will Hollis Snider and written by Greg Klein from November 8-24 on Thursdays - Saturdays at 8:00 p.

Broadway triple-threat, Darcie Roberts will make her TexARTS debut with two special performances, Nov.

Ten strangers, each with a dark secret, are summoned to the island mansion of an eccentric millionaire, but when the guests arrive their host is nowhere to be found.

Tapestry Dance Company's 25th Season opens with XXV - Anticipation of Next, a production created by Resident Choreographer Matthew Shields featuring spoken word artist Ebony Stewart, live music from local jazz musicians and Tapestry's professional dance artists from around the globe.

Falsettos may be a show that challenges both performers and audience members due to its complexity and subject matter, but any audience member who is up to the challenge (and I hope you are) must see this show.

As a relative newbie to Austin, I have not seen The Dead President's Club until recently, but it's well known that Austin Playhouse's revivals of it are more frequent than political sex scandals.

There are times when I leave a theater feeling that the show I have just seen was tailor-made for my enjoyment.

By the pricking of my thumb, something wickedly entertaining this way comes.

Fall in love with the ladies of Truvy's Beauty Salon all over again! The City Theatre proudly presents the holiday production of Robert Harling's funny and moving comedic gem, Steel Magnolias.

STEEL MAGNOLIAS, Robert Harling's wisecracking and wise southern hit comedy serving up life, love and laughter that's as warm and comforting as sweet potato pie, is running at The City Theatre, November 22 - December 22, 2013.

Named "…one of Texas' best storytellers!" by the Austin American-Statesman and recipient of the 2013 Texas Medal of Arts, don't miss this chance to join Jaston Williams alongside singer-songwriter Joe Ely and special guest Jo Carol Pierce for 'an evening filled with poetry, stories (real or otherw

It should be no surprise that as a lover of theater, I firmly believe in the transitive power of the performing arts.

The TexARTS Cabaret Series will welcome two upcoming acts to the intimate Kam and James Morrris Theatre: Michelle Cheney and Darcie Roberts.

Comedian, writer, and actor John Oliver brings his stand up performance to Bass Concert Hall tonight, October 25 at 8:00 p.

Different Stages opens its 2013-2014 season with the classic comedy by Joseph Kesselring, Arsenic and Old Lace.

Experience the magic of an old time radio show, as Texas jazz musicians Alex Coke, Suzi Stern and Rich Harney bring Dylan Thomas' beloved holiday tale to life in Austin this December.

In the time of Elizabeth, Shakespeare wasn't the only game in town.

Once again, the Chula League's 12th annual Cherrywood Art Fair (CAF) has succeeded in cherry-picking the top artists and makers in Central Texas for its annual two-day event, perfect for celebrating the holiday spirit and the Maker Movement with unique, locally made art, live music and creative acti

In the time of Elizabeth, Shakespeare wasn't the only game in town.