Entertainment

Five Minutes With Barbara Horan, Owner, the historic Texan Theater

With a history as long as the Trinity River, the Texan Theater has been brought back to life. In 1935,

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What is a winnow and what is its mission, you might wonder? As a part of Philip Morris International (PMI),

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J. Robert Moore says, “If I wasn’t acting, and I didn’t work in the theater at all, I would probably—be

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Austin was at least 130 decibels louder over the weekend when F1’s elite automotive speedsters made their way to the

Southern Avenue fuses gospel R&B with gritty rock undertones to create a musical style all its own. Guitarist Ori Naftaly

The Austin Jewish Film Festival is “For Jew and You Too.” David Finkel grew up surrounded by the rich green

Swan Songs gives the gift of music to terminally ill Texans as a final farewell before transitioning. Austin-based musician Christine

Little Shop of Horrors will leave audiences second guessing gardening. Surrounded by the glorious views of Lake Travis sits an

Arriving in time for the Halloween season, Steven Dietz’s “Dracula” is a 21st century spin on an old, wickedly seductive tale,