Courtney Thomas is an Austin-based writer interested in the intersection of art and politics. In 2022, she graduated with honors from the University of Texas at Austin, where she received a BA in Theatre and Dance and a BA in Humanities.
Debuting as part of the Fusebox 2023 festival, Rude Mechs’ “Contranyms (A Performance Ritual)” takes place in an alternate history. In this world, those on the far, far right...
Lindy Chambers’ “Then and Now” at Women & Their Work is a look at rural Texas through color-loving eyes. And while her paintings depict scenes of mobile homes and...
Eamon Ore-Giron’s solo show at the Contemporary Austin — curated by Miranda Lash of MCA Denver and organized in Austin by assistant curator Julie Le — fills the first...
The 2022 Tito’s Prize exhibition "I am at my best when I'm escaping" by Tammie Rubin at Big Medium includes murals, drawings, conical sculptures, and ready-mades unified by a...
In a world premiere presented by Austin Playhouse, R. Eric Thomas’ new play “Nightbird,” asks “What should be put where Confederate monuments once stood?”
The play follows Chelle (Taji Senior)...
This year's University of Texas New Theatre (UTNT) festival featured two new fully produced plays by M.F.A. candidate playwrights, both performed in the Oscar G. Brockett Theatre. Both plays...
