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Samurai: Killer Style
Apparently, ancient Japanese samurai were as stylish as they were fearsome. Though Samurai: Armor from the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Collection has been up...
Paranormal Expo
The Spooky Spectacle is like Comic-Con’s edgy, goth cousin. Instead of comic books and movies, this two-day local event formerly known as the Granbury...
This Old House
There's not a bad seat in the house at the "Old Vic," Stage West's new, old digs at the industrial end of West Vickery...
Shoestring Budget
Every time Metropolitan Classical Ballet goes onstage, the Arlington-based, Russian-influenced company dances a fine line between ambition and reality. Co-directors Paul Mejia and Alexander...
Act III
In its 28 seasons, Stage West has offered a little bit of pretty much everything: regional premieres, regional and national debuts, sentimental favorites, you...
Shtick ’Em Up
There's a lot going on right now that we need to pay attention to, and none of it is fun: a shitty economy, a...
Loco
Pantagleize Theatre brings a couple of parents-to-be to life at a crossroads.
Someone once called live theater “the art of the improbable” because it involves...
Monumental
After three years, FWSO finally completes its ambitious Mahler cycle.
To call the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's three-year Mahler cycle a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear...
Gallery
Chefs know that you can make marvelous (if ephemeral) sculptures out of spun sugar. Janet Morrow has taken that idea and created Sweetie Pie,...
Death Becomes Them
In his six years with Texas Ballet Theater, artistic director Ben Stevenson has led the company back from the abyss.
Before he arrived, TBT was...
