Editor’s note: Due to changing COVID-19 protection measures, events and dates may change. Check with the sponsoring venue before attending.
In a year where COVID-19 disruptions have turned the theater world on end, it's no surprise that Baylor Theatre's latest productions find diff…
Trent Sutton, founder and director of the theater group Wild Imaginings, knows about staging work in unconventional spaces, having directed or…
This fall has seen the transformation of many Waco arts, both visual and performing, as social distancing, bans on large crowds, masking requi…
Even as physical viewing of visual art is still limited due to COVID-19 concerns, Waco artists are still using their work to communicate a message.
Two Waco theaters stage plays this weekend in places that may feel like new territory for them.
Stand-up comics test the waters for live audiences and public laughter this weekend with comedy shows in two Waco venues.
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Editor's note: This weekend's performances of "Storybook Waco Variety Hour" were postponed indefinitely on Aug. 21.
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