What does it take to fix Shakespeare’s “Merchant of Venice”? To UT’s Theatre and Dance department, it’s a simple
gender swap.
Contrary to the play’s conventional...
Political discourse. Author Panels. A massive children’s tent. These are only some of the offerings book lovers can expect at the 2018 Texas Book Fest.
Every year at the state Capitol, famous...
A diverse cast of designers and artists came together to break down preconceived notions of what it means to be African.
“Making Africa,” an exhibit showcasing hidden African artists, will...
One part witchcraft, one part ice explorer — and five women struggling through an uncaring world leads to “Red Clocks” by Leni Zumas. Zumas is a creative writing professor based in Portland,...
Twin sisters Ava and Mira Goodwin are on the run from a fascist state to avoid death in “The Rule of One,” written by UT alumnae Ashley and Leslie Saunders.
In the novel, Ava Goodwin has...
Editor’s note: The play “Black Dog” is for 18+ audiences only. Along with violent themes, the play contains nudity.
New from Austin’s own Bottle Alley Theatre Company is a thrilling...
Months after the damage of two category 5 hurricanes, Puerto Rico is still recovering. Projects like “Puerto Rico Strong” are hoping to change that.
“Puerto Rico Strong” is an...
In an academic world where textbooks paint a gray picture of history, it’s only once in a while that a book finally comes along to add a colorful, action-filled spin to one of the most pivotal moments...
