Skip slideshow, jump to main content.
Kendra Scott
Shop For GoodShop on kendrascott.com or
in-store at the Domain location
and 20% of your purchase on
December 1 and 2
will benefit Texas Performing Arts.Texas Mixtape:
A Curated Series
by Graham ReynoldsFri, Dec 4 | 7 pm
Fri, Dec 11 | 7 pm
Bass Concert Hall Plaza
BUY TICKETSSeñora Tortuga
Sat, Dec 5 | 1 pm
Bass Concert Hall Plaza
BUY TICKETSLive from the West Side:
Vanessa WilliamsSat, Dec 5 | 7 pm
Virtual Event
BUY TICKETSVIRTUAL EVENT:
TPA Trivia NightJoin us for our TPA Trivia Night via Zoom + KAHOOT!
This week's theme is PIXAR!
Wed, Dec 2 | 7 pm
Learn MoreResidencies
Texas Performing Arts and
Fusebox Festival are
collaborating to launch a
new residency program for
Austin-based performing artists.TPA Backstage Pass
Join us for a look behind the scenes at Texas Performing Arts.
COVID-19 Event Updates and Information
In-person performances are currently suspended. We are now contacting ticketholders for events through December 13. Additional information available at: https://texasperformingarts.org/updates
UPCOMING EVENTS
Oct 17 – Dec 12
Jazz at Lincoln Center’s WeBop Jazz Basics
Jazz, Family-Friendly
Nov 20 – Dec 11
Dec 1 – 2
Dec 4
Dec 5
Theater, Family-Friendly
Dec 5
Live from the West Side: Vanessa Williams
Broadway, Concerts
NEWS
Music in the Morning
The Brannen Temple ElecTriO with Bobby Sparks and James Robinson perform on Fox 7's Good Day Austin.
REVIEW: Virtual Broadway: Patti LuPone Takes the Stage
The lights may be off on Broadway this year, but that hasn’t stopped Patti LuPone from taking to the stage in a new virtual format.
Revealed: The Secret Sauce of Hollywood’s Original Blockbusters
Just how did the great Hollywood studios make doorbusting blockbuster movies back before CGI, drones and other modern day techno wizardry? All is revealed in a first-time collaboration between San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum and Texas Performing Arts as they debut six rare hand-painted, sound-stage backdrops from one of Hollywood’s legendary filmmakers, Metro Goldwyn Mayer (MGM) Studios.
For His Dance (Re)current Unrest, Charles O. Anderson Keeps Moving
Through the pandemic and other obstacles, the choreographer and UT teacher continues to adapt