Fort Worth ‘Boo!’s
As Halloween is the season, Fort dwellers might want to ponder the spectral entities in their own backyard. Mitchel Whitington's Ghosts of North Texas...
Art Notes
Carved from a piece of red sandstone that was part of Fort Worth's first public library, sculptor Evaline Sellors' "Head of Eve" is the...
Big Shoe
It was touch and go for a while, but Texas Ballet Theater finally came up with enough money to open its season last week,...
A Russian Fairy Doll
Nutcrackers come and go every year, but Metropolitan Classical Ballet's Russian version is something to which local dance lovers really look forward. This year's...
Manhattan Express
The FWSO makes an impressive Carnegie Hall debut.
I came to Fort Worth 40 years ago, which seems so far back now that dinosaurs might...
The Austin Biennial
Applications for the third annual Texas Biennial are now available at www.texasbiennial.com. A group art show composed of open submissions, the biennial, if you...
Kultur
If you've been to Fred's Texas Café over the past couple of days, you've probably noticed something a little different about the place: namely,...
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...
A Russian Fairy Doll
Nutcrackers come and go every year, but Metropolitan Classical Ballet's Russian version is something to which local dance lovers really look forward. This year's...
Revolutionary Ballet
It takes guts for a small company like Metropolitan Classical Ballet to try to mount a convincing production of a Soviet-era blockbuster like Spartacus,...
