There was no public vernissage where art-fanboys might tip hats to a curator and the new artist on the scene, Dubya, while getting tipsy from champagne.
Thousands of sheets of paper wafting through the air while a young girl dances on aerial silk and actors perform magic, acrobatics and more, all without uttering a word.
By this time of year, I'm in the mood for a little “mayhem ensues,” so of course, I'm delighted to see that Classical Theatre has selected Oscar Wilde's wordplay feast, The Importance of Being Earnest, to close their season, April 9-27 at The Barn.
The legacy of the recently departed matriarch of Austin’s art scene, Peggy Frary, lives on in the upcoming Art City Austin, a weekend long celebration of our capital’s vibrant art scene.
The success of any production of Ain’t Misbehavin’, the 1978 Tony-winning musical revue, rests solely on the talents of the five singers who comprise the entire cast.
