She Speaks
This charged performance infuses jazz, poetry, hip hop, and acoustic music with a Generation X twist. Narrated by artistic director E. Christopher “Cocktails” Cornell, She Speaks features Khalilah Ali, Kelly… Read More »
This charged performance infuses jazz, poetry, hip hop, and acoustic music with a Generation X twist. Narrated by artistic director E. Christopher “Cocktails” Cornell, She Speaks features Khalilah Ali, Kelly… Read More »
Starring Miami based, Natasha Tsakos as Zero, Up Wake III is a human and tragic comedy following Zero, a toon character, throughout his day of dream and wake. Tsakos uses original 3-D animation projected… Read More »
One person’s past becomes another person’s future. Clean out your closets and bring all of your unwanted clothes down to Women & Their Work for Swap Meet! Against the backdrop… Read More »
Women & Their Work welcomed Marion Winik back to Austin where she read from her new work, “Above Us Only Sky?” at the gallery located at 1710 Lavaca. “Above Us… Read More »
Sharon Bridgforth and Sonja Perryman celebrated their CD release and spoken word celebration of an interdiscplinary work, which articulated the experiences of lesbian mother-straight daughter…urban raised, southern spirited Black American… Read More »
Women & Their Work was pleased to present Italy: Real & Imagined, a collaborative installation and performance by Austin artist, Tre Arenz and choreographer/performer, Deborah Hay. The performance installation event… Read More »
Women & Their Work and La Peña proudly presented Ruby Nelda Perez in Doña Rosita’s Jalapeño Kitchen in a command return engagement. In the town of Salsipuedes (“get-out-if-you-can”), Doña Rosita… Read More »
Women & Their Work welcomed nationally recognized dancer and choreographer Ann Carlson to Austin for two performances. Hailed as one of this nation’s leading choreographers and a major performance artist,… Read More »
A gifted comedienne and captivating storyteller, Ruby Nelda Perez brought the one-woman play by Rodrigo Duarte Clark to life hilariously. In the town of Salsipuedes (“get-out-if-you-can”), Doña Rosita invites you… Read More »