TPA Backstage Pass

On-stage: TPA and Fusebox Festival?s First Residency Project

Texas Theatre and Dance?s Charles O. Anderson reimagines (Re)current Unrest for the camera, so that a wider audience can explore legacy, authorship, and a history of social and political unrest. Stream the performance live from the Bass Concert Hall stage tonight and tomorrow. Pay-What-You-Can for access to this incredible production.

Learn more about how Anderson transformed the work from an in-person performance to a live film in this interview with Fusebox Festival?s Co-Artistic Director Anna Gallagher-Ross.

WeBop with Us Oct 17- Dec 12

Explore your child?s natural ability to improvise with Jazz at Lincoln Center?s WeBop. These online Jazz Basics classes begin this Saturday morning. Mrs. Sofia will lead the classes for Austin families live from New York, but it is the interaction between you and your child that makes it a fun learning experience. Classes are for children 2-5 years old. Try the first class for free! Space is limited.

In the TPA Scenic Studio

Take a look as Metz-S?nchez Elementary kids create robot stories for UT students to bring to life as part of the Performance Robots course. These robots remind us of the power of collaboration and play during a challenging year. Watch their progress on Instagram and Facebook.

On The Plaza

While our theatres remain closed to audiences, we are bringing the art outside with the Texas Big Top tent on the Bass Concert Hall plaza. TPA has recently produced several in-person, socially-distanced events for UT students and we?re looking forward to inviting you to our new temporary stage soon. Stay tuned for details.