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.
Virginia Colwell's small solo exhibition "To Have and to Hold" at Co-lab Projects consists of two new works: a series of five landscape paintings and a work of sculpture,...
Ballet Austin’s “Sarah’s Songs” proved an excellent evening of dance, and a beautiful tribute to the long-time leadership and philanthropy of Sarah Goodrich Butler, the Founding Chair of the...
In 1911, a fire destroyed Coney Island’s Dreamland amusement park. Filigree Theatre’s latest production, “Fire in Dreamland” written by Rinne Groff is set 101 years later, in the wake...
Let there be light. Then sound. Then a tree. Then, a sheep.
That’s how creation goes in Grackle Jack’s “In the Beginning,” a wild woman dum dum show created and...
It seems Austin Opera has barbers on the brain this season.
Following November’s “The Barber of Seville,” the current offering “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,” at the...
In Jade Walker’s exhibition “Wayfinding” at Women & Their Work, bright blue, orange and red threads crisscross the gallery, wrapping around columns and forming 10-foot tall woven artworks.
Throughout new...
