There's a whole new world that hits the stage at Bass Concert Hall with Disney’s Aladdin. The hit Broadway musical is brought to you by the Texas Performing Arts. Through Feb 19.
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Texas Performing Arts & Broadway In Austin Present Disney’s ‘Aladdin’, February 14th-19th, 2023
Disney Theatrical Productions, under the direction of Thomas Schumacher, and Texas Performing Arts present Disney’s “Aladdin,” in Austin for a limited engagement.
Texas Performing Arts presents Cécile McLorin Savant
The singular Cécile McLorin Salvant is a composer, singer, and visual artist. She makes her Austin debut this Saturday, Feb 11 at Bass Concert Hall.
Here are the top 5 things to do in Austin this weekend
Acclaimed Dance Theatre of Harlem Company makes a stop in Austin and Bass Concert Hall as part of its national tour on Friday, Feb 10.
Dance of Death: South Africa's Vuyani Dance Company Explores Grief During Three-stop Texas Debut
South Africa's Vuyani Dance Theatre brings critically acclaimed performance Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Bolero to Texas this spring, including Texas Performing Arts on April 19.
Review: The de-choreographed body: Works by Deborah Hay
The U.S. premiere of Horse, the solos with the Cullberg Dance Company and a rare performance of a lifelong work Hay calls my choreographed body . . . revisited, were part of a one-day celebration of her work at Texas Performing Arts on Jan 28.
Five big concerts coming soon to Austin
Barenaked Ladies, makers of 1990s tunes like One Week, will bring their Last Summer on Earth 2023 North American Tour to Bass Concert Hall on June 26. Semisonic and Del Amitri will open.
Review: Dancing for Themselves in an Underworld of Shadows
The acclaimed Swedish dance company Cullberg makes its Joyce Theater debut with Texas Performing Arts' Resident Artist Deborah Hay’s delicate, hypnotic “Horse, the Solos.” The performance made its U.S. premiere at the McCullough Theatre in Austin on Jan 28.
True crime podcast host Ashley Flowers bringing tour to Austin
Best known for her weekly true-crime podcast, "Crime Junkie," podcast host and author Ashley Flowers is hitting the road and bringing her new podcast, "The Deck," on tour for live shows. The tour will make a stop in Austin on Feb. 3 at Bass Concert Hall.
Austin choreographer Deborah Hay continues 'challenging the hierarchy' in dance
Choreographer Deborah Hay has been based in Austin since 1976. And this year, she is one of three resident artists at Texas Performing Arts on the UT Austin campus. The work she has honed during her residency, Horse, the solos, will have its U.S. premiere at the McCullough Theatre on Saturday.
Spend a day with Deborah Hay, Austin's gift to global dance
At age 81, Austin dance icon and Texas Performing Arts' Resident Artist Deborah Hay will perform solo during an evening program of her dances on Jan. 28 at the McCullough Theatre.
Review: Skipping 'Pretty Woman' in Austin would be a big mistake—Huge!
Catch Pretty Woman: The Musical at Bass Concert Hall through January 22.
Texas Performing Arts & Broadway In Austin Present ‘Pretty Woman: The Musical,’ Jan. 17-22
Pretty Woman: The Musical will have its Austin premiere as part of Texas Performing Arts 2022-23 Broadway in Austin season. It will play Bass Concert Hall January 17th-22nd, 2023.
'A call to wake up': What to expect from Austin arts in 2023
The Statesman asked six new arts leaders in Austin about the future of their fields, and what to see during the next year, including Texas Performing Arts' Executive & Artistic Director Bob Bursey.
Classical superstar Ludovico Einaudi brings first solo album in two decades to Austin this April
See the famed composer and classical pianist live at Bass Concert Hall for one night only on April 4.
The Line-up: Eight Performances to Start off 2023
New dance, theater and music to start off the new year! Including Texas Performing Arts' presentations of Cullberg: Works by Deborah Hay on January 28 and Dance Theatre of Harlem on February 10.
Here are the top five things to do in Austin this weekend!
Experience the true magic of the holiday season with the help of The Illusionists and their masterful sleight of hand at Bass Concert Hall on December 18.
Comedy Coming to Austin in 2023
Next year in Austin is shaping up to be one for the books when it comes to comedy. Previously announced and coming to town in 2023: Jerry Seinfeld on March 10, Trevor Noah April 20-23 and Steve Martin and Martin Short on May 19 and 20, all at Bass Concert Hall.
Pulling it All Together: Cutting Edge Music Programming at Texas Performing Arts
“We’re one of the ways the university makes an impact in Austin and across the state,” Bursey says. “We look for how we can expose all of our audience–not just students, but folks here in Central Texas—to the most current perspectives in the performing arts.”
Review: Broadway in Austin's Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical runs through Dec 11 at Bass Concert Hall
December 11 ends the run of this show
If you're planning on coming that's as far as it goes
But be warned of the impact of seeing this play
It's just over an hour, but you'll be rhyming for days