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ARCOS presents Creative Resistance
Dates: 9/4 – 9/5, 9/7, 9/10 – 9/12
at 7:30 p.m. (run time 100 minutes)Creative Resistance is the seventh edition of ARCOS’ production mentorship program, featuring a double bill of interdisciplinary dance performances.Lichen Bouboushian’s Rupture: Sneak lives between dance, performance art, and oral history, with the performer navigating a perilous set while telling the story of their Armenian, Lebanese, and American heritage.Venese Alcantar and Omar Mousa’s SalSāl (clay that makes sound) is a dance/film that investigates the body as landscape: malleable, marked by history, and in constant transformation.Credits: Rupture: Sneak by Lichen Bouboushian / SalSāl (clay that makes sound) by Venese Alcantar and Omar MousaAbout ARCOS
ARCOS hybridizes live, dancing bodies with ancient to emergent technologies in ways that deepen our understanding of our interdependence and manifest strategies for our collective flourishing. As a live arts creation, presentation, and service group rooted in the Austin community since 2014, ARCOS seeks to cultivate space for rigorously compassionate experimentation to build new forms—of performance, participation, organization, and relation. -
ARCOS presents Creative Resistance
Dates: 9/4 – 9/5, 9/7, 9/10 – 9/12
at 7:30 p.m. (run time 100 minutes)Creative Resistance is the seventh edition of ARCOS’ production mentorship program, featuring a double bill of interdisciplinary dance performances.Lichen Bouboushian’s Rupture: Sneak lives between dance, performance art, and oral history, with the performer navigating a perilous set while telling the story of their Armenian, Lebanese, and American heritage.Venese Alcantar and Omar Mousa’s SalSāl (clay that makes sound) is a dance/film that investigates the body as landscape: malleable, marked by history, and in constant transformation.Credits: Rupture: Sneak by Lichen Bouboushian / SalSāl (clay that makes sound) by Venese Alcantar and Omar MousaAbout ARCOS
ARCOS hybridizes live, dancing bodies with ancient to emergent technologies in ways that deepen our understanding of our interdependence and manifest strategies for our collective flourishing. As a live arts creation, presentation, and service group rooted in the Austin community since 2014, ARCOS seeks to cultivate space for rigorously compassionate experimentation to build new forms—of performance, participation, organization, and relation. -
Yer Gonna Die (Just Like Me) is a solo show by Zac Carr
ONE WEEKEND ONLY!Dates / Times: July 30 – August 1st at 8:00 p.m.
Tickets: $12 and $25
WTF is this show?
Yer Gonna Die (Just Like Me) is a solo show by Zac Carr.
Winner of ✨ Best of Fest at FronteraFest 2024 ✨ at Hyde Park Theater in Austin, TX. Experimented on at ColdTowne Theater in October 2025. Presented here, in full color, at CRASHBOX.
Part one man show, part dead acting class (as in how to be a dead body onstage), all wrapped in a warm blanket of grief. A sincerely dark comedy, folks.
Written and performed by Zac Carr. Directed by Anthony Ellison. Photography by Minerva Villa. Lights & Sound by Sam Accettulli.
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Yer Gonna Die (Just Like Me) is a solo show by Zac CarrONE WEEKEND ONLY!
Dates / Times: July 30 – August 1st at 8:00 p.m.
Tickets: $12 and $25
WTF is this show?
Yer Gonna Die (Just Like Me) is a solo show by Zac Carr.
Winner of ✨ Best of Fest at FronteraFest 2024 ✨ at Hyde Park Theater in Austin, TX. Experimented on at ColdTowne Theater in October 2025. Presented here, in full color, at CRASHBOX.
Part one man show, part dead acting class (as in how to be a dead body onstage), all wrapped in a warm blanket of grief. A sincerely dark comedy, folks.
Written and performed by Zac Carr. Directed by Anthony Ellison. Photography by Minerva Villa. Lights & Sound by Sam Accettulli.
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Yer Gonna Die (Just Like Me) is a solo show by Zac Carr.ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
Dates / Times: July 30 – August 1st at 8:00 p.m.
Tickets: $12 and $25
WTF is this show?
Yer Gonna Die (Just Like Me) is a solo show by Zac Carr.
Winner of ✨ Best of Fest at FronteraFest 2024 ✨ at Hyde Park Theater in Austin, TX. Experimented on at ColdTowne Theater in October 2025. Presented here, in full color, at CRASHBOX.
Part one man show, part dead acting class (as in how to be a dead body onstage), all wrapped in a warm blanket of grief. A sincerely dark comedy, folks.
Written and performed by Zac Carr. Directed by Anthony Ellison. Photography by Minerva Villa. Lights & Sound by Sam Accettulli.
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lalala productions presents LUNGS
Dates / Times: July 17 @ 7:30 PM, & July 18 @ 2:00 PM
Tickets: $15 + tax
Director – Angela Rose Williams
Assistant Director – Ronisha Reneus
Featuring – Nicholas May and Illiana Perez
In a time of global anxiety, terrorism, erratic weather and political unrest, a young couple wants to have a child but are running out of time. If they overthink it, they’ll never do it. But if they rush, it could be a disaster.
Run Time – 90 minutes, no intermission -
lalala productions presents LUNGSDates / Times: July 17 @ 7:30 PM, & July 18 @ 2:00 PM
Tickets: $15 + tax
Director – Angela Rose Williams
Assistant Director – Ronisha Reneus
Featuring – Nicholas May and Illiana Perez
In a time of global anxiety, terrorism, erratic weather and political unrest, a young couple wants to have a child but are running out of time. If they overthink it, they’ll never do it. But if they rush, it could be a disaster.
Run Time – 90 minutes, no intermission -
TeeDee Simons presents SCHOOL Lecture 3: Masters of Craft
Start Time / Run Time: 7:00pm-9:30pm
Tuition: $15
Produced by: TeeDee Simons
Featuring: Second Site and guest lecturersSchool explores theory, text, and language as sources for discussion and movement generation. Each class is centered on a theme (jazz, architecture, film, surveillance, etc.) where the discussion of ideas is extended to improvisation, choreography, and performance. Over the course of a 2.5 hr class, an hour of lecture leads into an 1.5 hr of movement research directed by TeeDee Simons and a guest lecturer specializing in the class’ topic. The setting is designed to bring all artists into a conversation that explores ideas through a movement-based lens.June’s class explores the nature of improvisation between two crafts: jazz and dance. Through lecture, dance, and jam, artists are encouraged to participate musically, through movement, or otherwise!The class is open to all, regardless of dance background. All participation levels are welcome. Modelos provided. -
rude mechs presents This is a Drill, This is ONLY a Drill
When: Fridays, June 5 and June 12, 2026 at 7:00pm
Tickets: Free!Rude Mechs is inviting you to watch an early draft performance of this new original work from Madge Darlington and Whitney Mosery.It is free….BUT, we are asking that you bring a go-bag to get in. Perhaps you already have a go-bag, and you bring it, or you take 10 minutes before you leave to throw one together. A go-bag should contain whatever you think you might need in an emergency situation in which you must evacuate your home.Please leave pets and firearms at home.Here’s a plan for the evening:6:30 – 7 pm: arrive with your go-bag and be offered refreshments7 – 8 pm: watch some shenanigans in the theatre8 pm: hard out, or hang around with some more refreshmentsFeaturing
Mari Akita | Giulianna Coco | Madge Darlington | Lakshani Kodagoda Vithanage Dona | Tasha Laranjo-Diot | Lisa Laratta |
Whitney Mosery | KR Riiber | Alexandra Bassiakou Shawwith help from
Kevin Carollo | Rebecca Darlington | Thomas Graves | Lana Lesley | Kirk Lynn | Alejandra Martorell | Shawn Sides | Leilah Stewart | Alana “Frank” Tornello | Aysha Upchurch | Donna Yancy
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts. -
rude mechs presents This is a Drill, This is ONLY a Drill
When: Fridays, June 5 and June 12, 2026 at 7:00pm
Tickets: Free!Rude Mechs is inviting you to watch an early draft performance of this new original work from Madge Darlington and Whitney Mosery.It is free….BUT, we are asking that you bring a go-bag to get in. Perhaps you already have a go-bag, and you bring it, or you take 10 minutes before you leave to throw one together. A go-bag should contain whatever you think you might need in an emergency situation in which you must evacuate your home.Please leave pets and firearms at home.Here’s a plan for the evening:6:30 – 7 pm: arrive with your go-bag and be offered refreshments7 – 8 pm: watch some shenanigans in the theatre8 pm: hard out, or hang around with some more refreshmentsFeaturing
Mari Akita | Giulianna Coco | Madge Darlington | Lakshani Kodagoda Vithanage Dona | Tasha Laranjo-Diot | Lisa Laratta |
Whitney Mosery | KR Riiber | Alexandra Bassiakou Shawwith help from
Kevin Carollo | Rebecca Darlington | Thomas Graves | Lana Lesley | Kirk Lynn | Alejandra Martorell | Shawn Sides | Leilah Stewart | Alana “Frank” Tornello | Aysha Upchurch | Donna Yancy
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts.