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We're headed to Austin for a very special live show: The Adventures of the Darrington Brigade! This will mark the very first time that we've had a live show in Texas and we are more than excited to make our way to the Lone Star State.
Join us as our very own Sam Riegel steps back into his role as our favorite human artificer, Taryon Darrington. Tary will lead a troupe of unlikely miscreants through a dangerous journey in search of glory! This means that the rest of Critical Role cast (Travis Willingham, Marisha Ray, Taliesin Jaffe, Liam O'Brien, Laura Bailey) will be rolling and playing BRAND NEW CHARACTERS! And, of course, our illustrious Dungeon Master, Matthew Mercer, will be behind the DM screen once again.
If you're unable to attend our live show, have no fear: We're recording this very special one-shot and will air it on our Twitch channel at 7pm Pacific on Friday, November 29th. VOD will be available immediately for our Twitch channel subscribers and will be on our YouTube channel on Sunday, December 1st.
For those of you attending our live show in Austin, we ask very kindly that you refrain from posting spoilers online out of respect for your fellow Critters.
We hope to spend a magical evening with you in Bat City!
- All final decisions on costumes entering the venue shall be at the discretion of Texas Performing Arts venue management. All guests must pass through the security checkpoint, including a bag check, before entering the building.
- Your costume must not exceed 28 inches across and 78 inches high.
- You must able to maneuver your costume over stairs and ramps unassisted. You must be able to sit in your seat while wearing your costume.
- Full face masks are not allowed. You must have an unobstructed vision at all times and not need to remove a piece of your costume to see.
- Armor cannot pose a threat to others by way of sharpened metal edges, spikes or bladed surfaces.
- Prop weapons and prop firearms will be allowed providing they are fabricated of foam or cardboard only. The barrel of all prop firearms must be covered with brightly-colored caps. The following are prohibited: bladed weapons, metal, wood, fiberglass, PVC, glass, air guns, and cap guns. Firearms of any kind are prohibited at events where alcohol is served and TABC RED 51% signs are posted at each entry. Pursuant to Section 30.06, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with a concealed handgun), a person licensed under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensed law), may not enter Texas Performing Arts with a concealed handgun at events where alcohol is served and TABC RED 51% signs are posted at each entry.
- Any bow-type weapons must be unstrung. If not unstrung, then venue staff may destring. All prop arrows must have soft, non-metal, blunted tips made out of foam or cardboard only.
- You may display your prop weapons only as costume pieces. Do not swing or brandish your prop in any way that could be considered unsafe or threatening.
- You may pose with a prop in a brandishing manner, so long as no reasonable person would interpret for anything other than theatrical effect.
- You may not include liquids, gels, or other substances which could cause a mess.
- You may not use smoke effects, fire, explosives, or any other environmental hazard.
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Any bags/pouches/satchels must comply with the venue clear bag policy. The following bags are permitted at Texas Performing Arts venues:
- Clear bags that do not exceed 12" x 12" x 6"
- Items in clear bags may not exceed the size limit of 6.5" x 4.5" x 2"
- Small clutch bags not exceeding 6.5" x 4.5" x 2" do not have to be clear
View a complete list of Venue Policies.
Utility relocation work to support the new multi-purpose arena is anticipated to begin with staged mobilizations as soon as Monday, October 7.
From October 7 through December 2, 2019, the campus community can expect these travel, parking and pedestrian pathway changes on Red River from Clyde Littlefield to MLK:
- Red River will be reduced to two lanes, allowing two-way traffic.
- Parking on Red River will be closed from Clyde Littlefield Drive to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (MLK).
- Alternative sidewalk routes per posted detour signage.