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In Fall 2020, Nimbus will move into the Nimbus Arts Center at the Lively, a 15,000 sq.

The Hill Country Community Theatre presents a?oeThe Savannah Sipping Society.

Join We Are Blood and the Hill Country Community Theatre for an opportunity to save lives!  One of We Are Blood's bloodmobiles will be in the HCCT parking lot on Tuesday, August 25, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Swan Songs, the Austin-based music nonprofit dedicated to fulfilling musical last wishes by organizing personalized concerts for individuals nearing the end of life, announces that Judy Maggio, Host of ATX Together at Austin PBS, will host the 10th Annual Swan Songs Serenade gala, joined by Swan Son

Each 4-Ever Flex-Pass is four tickets - three to any non-musical play(s), plus one for a musical.

Austin Opera today announces a slate of new performances and partnerships as it continues to explore new ways to bring opera to Austin audiences during the pandemic and beyond.

National New Play Network, together with the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival and Stanford University's National Center for New Plays is delighted to announce the playwrights selected for the 2020 MFA Playwrights' Workshop and Undergraduate Playwrights' Workshop.

The Hill Country Community Theatre is excited to present a?oeThe Savannah Sipping Society.

The Adderley Conservatory is going out with a BOOM in its last Master Class of the Summer 2020 Season, 'In the Room Where it Happened' an Advanced Dance Intensive with Hamilton Star, Stephanie Umoh!

Texas Performing Arts announced today that it is one of a select group of nonprofit arts organizations participating in a livestream concert event, Christopher Jackson: Live from the West Side on Saturday, August 15 at 7 p.

The Hill Country Community Theatre is pleased to announce it has awarded The Phyl Holbert College Scholarship to two recipients this year.

Today I’d like to feature award winning costume designer and lauded director, Jennifer Rose Davis, whose generosity, creativity and community spirit has shone brightly during these dark times.

The Hill Country Community Theatre sets new dates for its production of a?oeThe Savannah Sipping Society.

Come on an under-the-sea musical adventure in the Hill Country Community Theatre's production of Disney's a?oeThe Little Mermaid Jr.

Ground Floor Theatre has announced the cancellation of the rest of the 2020 season.

Acclaimed Western heritage artist Jack Terry has created a new masterpiece entitled, Texas Maskuerade Party, celebrating living legendary Texans all proudly wearing their themed Texas masks, and inspired by Gary P.

Alamo Drafthouse has released new safety protocols for resumed operations during the coronavirus pandemic.

#ATXtheatre, a collaboration of 100+ theatres in the Austin area release findings of recent survey on a?oeHow do you feel about attending the theatre?a?? Available for public response May 28 a?" June 17, the survey was created by several area live theatre venue managers and administered by the HBMG

TILT Performance Group's Executive Director Amy Tarver and Artistic Director Adam Roberts discuss the unexpectedly positive impacts of COVID-19, upcoming projects, and shattering stereotypes on and off the stage.

The Hill Country Community Theatre believes in the power of theatre and the importance of arts education.

Austin American-Statesman has reported that Ballet Austin is continuing to present online classes and more as theaters and venues continue to be shut down due to the health crisis.

As the country comes together to voice their dissent against countless injustices against Black Americans, ZACH Theatre announces the online release of its 2019 critically-acclaimed production Notes From The Field, a play by Anna Deavere Smith about racial inequity.

Under Phase III of Governor Abbott's plan to safely and strategically open Texas while minimizing the spread of COVID-19, fine arts performance halls can open starting June 10 at 50% capacity.

Today, President and CEO of the Greater Austin Black Chamber of Commerce (GABC), Tam Hawkins, shares a personal statement in response to the current climate of social injustice in the United States of America and in support of the Austin black business community.

CBS Austin has reported that a member of the Austin Symphony Orchestra has been fired over racist comments that person made on social media.