Primary Trust: a slow burn
The play Primary Trust was developed in 2021. Eboni Booth won the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for it, and the play quickly became one of the most-produced plays in…
Treasure Island Reimagined: When Theatre Becomes a Live Graphic Novel
There is something wonderfully old-fashioned about Treasure Island Reimagined: Jane Hawkins and the Pirate’s Gold—even as its visual language looks like it has leapt straight out of a Roy Lichtenstein…
The Complete Jane Austen
This boxed set of 8 volumes, was produced by Cambridge University Press to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the birth of Jane Austen in 1775. Each book cover is…
A Cult Classic: Scientology
I came across a compelling lecture on the subconscious on Eventbrite that intrigued me. I’m a member of the Jungian Society and have studied metaphysics and a bit of new-age…
Opening the Season at ATX Jazz and Chamber Music
ATX Music opened its 2026–27 season on September 12 at the Mansion with an impressive ensemble of musicians: violinists Stefan Jackiw and Geoffrey Herd, pianist Anna Petrova, violist Milena Pajaro-van…
CLUE: The Naked Alibi
Fans of Tim Curry, who died a few days ago, will remember him not only for his iconic role in Rocky Horror Picture Show, but the 1985 film Clue. The…
Looking Closely: Lance Myers
At Wally Workman Gallery, painter Lance Myers talks about family, insects, scale, technique, and the mysteries that can hide inside a painting. Walking through the last day of Lance Myers’…
The Recipe Box
From the creator of Sordid Lives, this Southern comedy translates and transfers a specific type of humor across state lines. The first thing I noticed before the show began was…
From the Church to Carnegie Hall
A discussion and personality profile of Karen Uslin The improbable road to a stage that turned out to be home Karen Uslin does not describe her career as a plan.…