• The Cruel Circus

    The Cruel Circus

    The Cruel Circus is the newest play from Trouble Puppet Theater Company. It’s a darkly whimsical work set in the world of a collection of strange circus performers, who are embodied onstage entirely by original puppets. Trouble Puppet never has ...

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  • Peter Pan

    Peter Pan

    After selling out the cafetorium for last year’s musical (The Wizard of Oz), the kids of Rawson Saunders School for children with dyslexia are moving to a larger venue this year – the Stateside at the Paramount. They’ll be staging ...

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  • Austin Sketch Fest 2013

    Austin Sketch Fest 2013

    The Austin Sketch Fest (which producers describe, in a brazen lie, as "Austin's only Festival") is now in its fourth year. Every time out, the fest gets a little bigger; this year it takes place on Memorial Day weekend, which, ...

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What We’re Watching: What FACEBOOK and GOOGLE are Hiding from the world

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What We’re Watching: What FACEBO...

The old adage, “the more things change the more they stay the same,” couldn’t be more true when it comes to the internet according to organizer and author Eli Pariser. Pariser, author of The Filter Bubble,...
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Views and Brews: Border Music with David Hidalgo & Marc Ribot

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Views and Brews: Border Music with Dav...

The Cactus Cafe was buzzing with energy and magic as the two legendary musicians David Hidalgo of Los Lobos, Los Super Seven and the Latin Playboys, and Marc Ribot who has played with Tom Waits, Elvis Costello, Robert Plant and many others, took the stage. They talked with KUT’s Jody Denberg...
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What We’re Watching: Where The Hell is Matt

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What We’re Watching: Where The H...

The whole idea behind What We’re Watching was hatched at Cain and Abel’s just a couple of blocks off the drag on a sunny Tuesday afternoon in the fall of 2010. The first group of “Storyboarders” were always coming across things on the web that inspired and captured our attention or...
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Views and Brews: Censorship

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Views and Brews: Censorship

KUT was thrilled to once again partner with the folks at the Harry Ransom Center for another evening of great conversation at Views and Brews. Last time around we explored “Becoming Tennessee Williams” and this time our discussion was all about the past, present and future of censorship in the...
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Around Town: Fun Fun Fun Fest

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Around Town: Fun Fun Fun Fest

On November 5th and 6th, Storyboard went to the 6th annual Fun Fun Fun Fest at their new location at Auditorium Shores. Transmission Entertainment (the exclusive booking and production partner for the festival) put together an exciting lineup of music acts covering everything from hip hop and...
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The Lion in Winter

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The Lion in Winter

After several years at Penn Field, Austin Playhouse is preparing to move to a new home in the Meuller development. Until that happens, though, they're between permanent homes and performing out of a temporary space that's something like a giant tent. That actually turns out to be a great setting...
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What We’re Watching: Brain Pickings

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What We’re Watching: Brain Pickings

Brain Pickings is a really wonderful spot on the web that describes itself as a “LEGO treasure chest, full of pieces across art, design, science, technology, philosophy, history, politics, psychology, sociology, ecology, anthropology, you-name-itology”. It’s a great place to wander through...
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The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal

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The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ an...

Artist and writer E.K. Weaver has been telling the story of TJ and Amal for the past several years. After creating a handful of web-based comic strips featuring the characters, Weaver began to form larger story for the pair, eventually creating a multi-volume story arc that features a cross-country...
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What We’re Watching: Tokyo Rising

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What We’re Watching: Tokyo Rising

We’re big fans of the “Explorations” of Palladium Boots. Not only because they are so much fun to watch with their beautifully slick shots and graphics, but because they bring us issues from the point of view of their boots...the street. Here in the Tokyo Rising series we see how a group of...
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Austin Faces AIDS

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Austin Faces AIDS

Photographer Jo Ann Santangelo has spent the better part of this year documenting the lives of Austinites living with HIV or AIDs in portraits, audio, and video. She wanted to display those photos and videos in a...
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What We’re Watching: TURKEY TURKEY TURKEY

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What We’re Watching: TURKEY TURK...

It's that time of the year again when preparation and skill meet their match vs. hunger! And to help you see your way through the fog and smoke we're offering up a few of our favorite turkey related videos for What We're Watching this week. Enjoy!...
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The Intergalactic Nemesis Returns Home

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The Intergalactic Nemesis Returns Home

Just a quick reminder to fans (or future fans) of The Intergalactic Nemesis: The show has been out on the road for the past month or so, and returns home this week for its final Austin performance of the tour. For a complete list of tour dates, check out the » read more
Watch the Video From Views and Brews on Charles Mingus and The Art of Enigma

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Watch the Video From Views and Brews o...

Charles Mingus is considered one of the most creative and original voices in American jazz. Uniquely sensitive to the plight of the dispossessed, he challenged his musical ensembles to be improvisatory acts of collective inspiration --...
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Views and Brews: Early 70s Radio and The American Format Revolution

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Views and Brews: Early 70s Radio and T...

It was a night of remarkably mellow music as Views and Brews dove into Early 70s radio and unpacked the James Taylor controversy. Kim Simpson, host of Sunday Folkways and author of Early 70s Radio: The American Format Revolution, took us...
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