Arts Eclectic

"Art therapy is a huge part of people's recovery," says the chair of the board of directors for Friends of Austin State Hospital.

For the past three years, Early Era Collective has presented the dance/hip hop/spoken word show Say That Again for Black History Month, and this year's version will be the biggest one yet.

The wolf you feed is onstage now at the VORTEX. It's a modern fable with inspiration from Where The Wild Things Are and Twin Peaks.

FronteraFest runs through Feb. 14 at Hyde Park Theatre. Mi Casa Es Su Teatro, a collection of site-based works, happens at various locations on Feb. 7.

One hundred years ago, Brinkley made a fortune selling bogus impotence cures. His larger-than-life true story is the basis for the new play Man of the People.

With Black Bird Redemption Song, Sedrick Huckaby uses sculpture, drawing, and film to explore some important topics.

The holiday classic A Tuna Christmas is onstage this season at Round Rock's Penfold Theatre, with actors Kirk Kelso and Will Mercer playing the 22 eccentric residents of Texas' third-smallest town.

The E(XMAS)IST premiered last holiday season in Detroit and this year comes to Austin. Will this a campy, queer, Christmassy parody of The Exorcist become a new holiday tradition?

The Blue Genie Art Bazaar started as a holiday party for some artist friends and a quarter century later it's a holiday shopping tradition.

A Doctor's Visit, the new play from Broad Theatre, is inspired by a true story and asks some difficult questions about some complicated issues.