That Other Paper Presents...Punchline!
Fri. 10/12 | 10:00PM @ ColdTowne Theater (East of I-35)
Punchline is proudly sponsored by That Other Paper every Friday night at ColdTowne Theater. With ColdTowne's new cash bar, intimate setting, and relaxed atmosphere, it's no wonder this…more»
THE DARJEELING LIMITED
Fri. 10/12 | 7:00PM - Thu. 10/18 @ Alamo Drafthouse South (South of the river)
THE DARJEELING LIMITED Rated R; 91min; Director:Wes Anderson "There's a startling new maturity in DARJEELING, a compassion for the larger world that bust…more»
Maceo Montoya: Retratos y Cuentos
Fri. 10/12 | 6:00PM - Wed. 10/31 @ La Pena
La Peña and the Center for Mexican American Studies at The University of Texas at Austin present “Maceo Montoya: Retratos y Cuentos”. This exhibit of artwork by Maceo Mont…more»
NxNW Theatre Company presents The Nerd at Tree of Life IPPC (5pm)
Fri. 10/12 | 8:00PM - Sun. 10/14 @ Tree of Life IPPC
NxNW Theatre opens its doors with: The Nerd by Larry Shue.Called "One of the funniest plays ever written", The Nerd depicts the hilarious dilemma of a young architect, Willum Cubber…more»
On the Doll | Dir. Thomas Mignone
Fri. 10/12 | 7:30PM @ The Dobie Theatre
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Using the now familiar interwoven-fate story structure (see: Crash, Babel, etc.) first-time screenwriter and acclaimed music video director Thomas Mignone tells the story of Jaron (Josh Janowicz), an adult ad editor who was abused by his uncle, and who enlists the help of Balery (Brittany Snow), a call girl out for revenge, to rescue his friend Tara (Angela Sarafyan), who is trapped working in a peep show. read more at austinist.com
AMDE presents a Black and White Affair - An evening of Dance
Fri. 10/12 | 8:00PM - Sun. 10/14 @ George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center
Join us before and after the show for some wine and hors d’oeuvreswhile you bid on fabulous silent auction items and/or take a chance on winning one of our extravagant raffle baskets.The…more»
CATS
Fri. 10/12 | 7:00PM - Sat. 11/10 @ George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center
A true musical theatre phenomenon, CATS opened at London's New London Theatre on May 11, 1981 and ran for a record-setting 21 years. CATS London success was nearly matched on Broadway, wh…more»
RESERVATION ROAD
Fri. 10/12 | 7:30PM @ The Paramount Theatre (Downtown)
Friday, October 12Screening @ 7:30 pmThe Paramount TheatreMore Information On a warm September evening, college professor Ethan Learner, his wife Grace and their daughter Emma ar…more»
NUMB
Fri. 10/12 | 10:00PM @ The Paramount Theatre (Downtown)
Friday, October 12Screening @ 10 pmThe Paramount TheatreMore Information In his self-searching directing debut, writer Goldberg tells the semi-autobiographical tale of Hudson Mil…more»
Fefu and Her Friends
Fri. 10/12 | 8:00PM - Sun. 10/21 @ Oscar G. Brockett Theatre
The UT Department of Theatre and Dance presents Maria Irene Fornes's "Fefu and Her Friends."A provocative three-part production set in 1935 New England. Directed by Leslie …more»
Andrea McArdle
Fri. 10/12 | 8:30PM @ The Mansion at Judges Hill
The first of our two spectacular Galas is sure to delight! Andrea McArdle won the hearts of the world as Broadway’s original Annie, becoming the youngest Tony Award nominee in history! S…more»
War
Fri. 10/12 | 7:00PM @ One World Theatre (West of Mopac)
War has become a permanent part of America's pop culture as their timeless hits remain shining examples of racial and musical unity. As the first and most successful musical crossover phen…more»
Mario DiGiorgio w/ Seth Cockfield and Albert Im - 9:30P / 11:30P
Fri. 10/12 | 9:30PM - Sat. 10/13 @ Velveeta Room (Downtown)
Being of Sound Mind
Fri. 10/12 | 8:00PM - Sat. 10/27 @ LCT Baker Theater
John and Susan Pearson have rented their usual holiday cottage in France; Susan is particularly looking forward to this holiday as she is recovering from a nervous breakdown. Shortly after the…more»
Army Reserves Soldier Ben Patchett (Dash Mihok) was six weeks away from finishing his service when he was shipped off to Iraq, unprepared to deal with real combat. He should have been in support personnel, but instead was commissioned to drive a tank, which happened to hit an I.E.D., leaving him with five pounds of shrapnel floating in his body, an unrecognizable life and the omnipresent crushing weight of regret and fear. read more at austinist.com