Posts Tagged ‘part’
Behind Your Ballet
StageLike all nonprofit performing arts institutions, Texas Ballet Theater has its hobgoblins to battle: meeting projected attendance figures, coming in under budget, generating new fans and potential donors – all part of the ...
Fly By Night
TBT revives Dracula and longs for a new eastward lair.Stage
Not long after he took over Texas Ballet Theater five years ago, director Ben Stevenson produced Dracula.
2 Legit 2 Quit
Goodwin’s second album has been a long time coming but not without just cause.ANTHONY MARIANI
One of Goodwin’s first shows was around 2004 at the now-shuttered Wreck Room.
Otep
Listen UpThe metal womanifesto has been set in stone now for some 20 years, ever since Doro Pesch headed Warlock towards the halls of the mountain king and Lita Ford kissed herself deadly.
What’s it Worth to Save the Fort?
Cowtown’s emphasis on one era has left the rest of local history in the lurch.Jeff Prince
The three swords once belonged to a U.S. Army officer of dragoons, back in the era when swords were serious weapons of war and not just graceful things used to cut cake at weddings and to show off at fancy military drills.
Russo-America on Pointe
Big TicketIn a season-opening double-header, Metropolitan Classical Ballet has booked appearances in both Houston and Fort Worth this week.
Cowtown’s Coolest Unsung Buildings
There’s more to the Fort than the Kimbell and the County Courthouse.ANTHONY MARIANI
Maybe it’s the massive brick wall that greets downtowners entering the Stockyards via North Main.
Bad Religion
Listen UpHere’s the truest thing we can say about New Maps of Hell, Bad Religion’s latest: “Well, it’s definitely a Bad Religion album.”
A Great Schism?
The fight between liberal and conservative Episcopalians comes to Cowtown.ERIC GRIFFEY
Nestled behind a row of trees across from the TCU soccer fields on Bellaire Drive South is a quaint limestone building with large wooden doors.
Big Shoes to Backfill
Ames Fender’s grandfather had a lot to do with how Fort Worth looks today — the younger might have something to say about that.Art
Architect Ames Fender’s grandfather is Wyatt C. Hedrick, the man who’s most responsible for the way that much of Fort Worth looks — he designed the T&P Building, the Will Rogers Center, TCU Stadium, the main post off...