Get your culture fix in 2023!
 
Pretty Woman
Jan 17–22 | Bass Concert Hall

The irresistible Broadway hit opens next week.

“If you love the movie, you’ll love the musical!” — BuzzFeed News
 
Aladdin
Feb 14–19 | Bass Concert Hall
Ain't Too Proud
Mar 28–Apr 2 | Bass Concert Hall
 
 
22/23 Season
Cullberg — Works by Deborah Hay featuring music by Graham Reynolds
Sat, Jan 28 — McCullough Theatre

Austin’s post-modern dance legend Deborah Hay and Sweden's Cullberg Dance Company converge for two special shows. A 7:30 p.m. evening show includes my choreographed body…revisited — a rare solo performance from Hay herself — and the U.S. premiere of Horse, the solos featuring live music by acclaimed Austin-based composer Graham Reynolds. A 2 p.m. matinee features Hay’s iconic masterpiece, The Match .

"She makes us see the dance inside ourselves." — Texas Monthly
The Match
2 p.m.
my choreographed body…revisited
Horse, the solos
7:30 p.m.
 
Dance Theatre of Harlem
Fri, Feb 10 | Bass Concert Hall
Austin Debut
Featuring Higher Ground — a ballet set to 
the classic Stevie Wonder song named
“Best Dance Performance of 2022” 
by The New York Times
Cécile McLorin Salvant
Sat, Feb 11 | Bass Concert Hall
Austin Debut
Cécile’s Ghost Song
was hailed as one of the 
“Best Jazz Albums of 2022” 
by The New York Times
 
 
 
 
The Deck Investigates with Ashley Flowers
Fri, Feb 3 | Bass Concert Hall

Award-winning podcast producer and New York Times bestselling author Ashley Flowers is bringing her chart-topping podcast, The Deck, to you live for the first time ever with The Deck Investigates tour.
 
John Mellencamp: Live and In Person
Feb 28 | Bass Concert Hall
Dancing With The Stars: Live!
Fri, Mar 3 | Bass Concert Hall
Taylor Tomlinson
Mar 25–26 | Bass Concert Hall
Riverdance
Trevor Noah
Apr 20–24 | Bass Concert Hall
Steve Martin & Martin Short
 
 
From our partners at the Harry Ransom Center
Deborah Hay Archive
A Dance Legend on Her Life, Work, and Archive
Deborah Hay in Conversation Jan. 19, 7 p.m.
Prothro Theater, Harry Ransom Center

Renowned choreographer and TPA Resident Artist Deborah Hay established her archive in 2021 at the Harry Ransom Center, the internationally renowned humanities research center at UT Austin.

In celebration of Hay’s archive and ahead of her day of performance with the acclaimed Cullberg dance company, join Hay and her archival collaborator, Laurent Pichaud, for a conversation about what it means to document dance.
 

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