Art Articles Archive
Waco Theater Kicks Off 2023 with a Bang
This February brings new productions by many of Waco’s theater groups. And for fans of musicals, in one month you can see Patience, an opera…
December Brings Holiday Shows to Waco
It’s that time of the year once again: December officially marks the beginning of the Christmas season. Though the decorations seemingly pop up earlier (and…
Last Chance for Perspectivism
When artist Jack Bowers visited the Aspen Art Museum in 1980, he migrated up to the second floor in search of a Duane Hansen sculpture…
Día de los Muertos Parade & Festival 2022
Running alongside the Brazos River and displaying vibrant traditions and celebrations of life is the 2022 Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Parade…
Silent House Takes on Hedda Gabler
Silent House Theatre is back with another thought-provoking addition to its rapidly expanding catalog of successful productions. This time, audiences will fall prey to the…
2022 Epiphanies New Works Festival
Wild Imaginings’ 2022 Epiphanies New Works Festival is back for the third consecutive year with even more talent, variety, and diversity. Theater connoisseurs, thespians, and…
The Light in the Piazza: An Incredible Italian Excursion
Plenty of justifications exist to explain why many people, truthfully, do not feel untethered emotions. Perhaps a burning spirit is placated by reason or a…
Godspell: A Silent House & Waco Civic Theatre Collaboration
To conceptualize Godspell around a narrative is to do the play an injustice. Sure, audiences will see a modern retelling of events from the Gospel…
God of Carnage: Another Twist from Silent House
Four people sit on stage, divided between two couches. They are two couples meeting for the first time to discuss a playground altercation that took…
Creative Waco Brings Public Art to the People
Take a look at Creative Waco’s interactive public art map, and you might be surprised at the depth and diversity of art, from wall murals…
Silent House’s The Crucible is a 17th-Century Horror Story
If you attended high school in the US, you probably read Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible. But let’s face it, you likely forgot about it…
Oaxacan Gold: Illuminating Mystical Mexico Explores Rich Cultural Traditions
The spirit of Oaxaca comes alive with Oaxacan Gold: Illuminating Mystical Mexico, Art Center Waco’s new exhibit showing now through August 13.