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A black and white graphic for the PPP Fridays@2 graduate colloquium, a speaker series addressing the creation and study of live performance
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F. Loren Winship Drama Bulding, room 2.180 (map)
Free

The Performance as Public Practice Fridays@2 speaker series facilitates discussions about the creation and study of performance. PPP welcomes artists from within and beyond the Winship Drama Building, including current students, distinguished alumni and arts leaders from across the country, to share their research and methodology. Up next is an artist talk with Eiko Otake about her current project, I Invited Myself

dancers in an embrace
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Scheduled
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B. Iden Payne Theatre (map)
$10 - $26

Points of Intersection showcases the genre-bending versatility and technical prowess of the Department of Theatre and Dance’s resident dance company, Dance Repertory Theatre. These stunning new works have been created by guest artists from across the country and abroad, alongside the work of current M.F.A. in Dance candidates and the annual Haruka Weiser Memorial Commission. Points of Intersection will also feature the work of award-winning dance artist Claudia Lavista, artistic co-director of Delfos Danza Contemporanea.

sepia toned graphic romeo and juliet with two women
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Scheduled
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Oscar G. Brockett Theatre (map)
$10 - $26

A bilingual adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s most cherished works, Romeo y Juliet recounts the tale of two star-crossed lovers, daughters from the feuding houses of Capulet and Montague, reimagined in Alta, California in the 1840’s prior to the annexation of California to the United States. Set in the limbo between Mexican rule and new statehood, this retelling shifts between English and Spanish, bringing new life to a well-loved tale of love, bloodshed, family and fate. 

Revive festival poster graphic
Event Status
Scheduled
Lab Theatre
Free and open to the public

In the Summer of 2023, five teens from Austin came together to imagine a performance art festival in Austin created for teens and produced by teens. With the support of Deen Rawlins-Harris, current graduate student in the Drama and Theatre for Youth and Communities program at UT Austin, this incredible team of youth producers will host a Battle of the Bands inspired celebration featuring teen bands from all over Austin and jamming to all different styles of music that showcases the diversity and creativity of Gen Z here in Austin.

Presented by Deen Rawlins-Harris in partnership with Texas Theatre and Dance and Fusebox Festival