The Zoo Redux
Thirty years ago, if you were in high school and you had a car, you almost had to have a sticker in your back...
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...
Dark Days
Dog Days isn’t your typical opera. No unrequited love, no redemption, no slapstick humor, and the main character doesn’t sing a single line. But...
Rutledge Goes from Farm to Market
As anyone who knows her can attest, Fort Worth artist Jo LeMay Rutledge is both blunt and a bit of a wisecracker. When one...
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...
Holy (Dumpster) Divers
There’s a group of young go-getters in town, and they’re trying really hard to make Fort Worth more livable, friendly, and civilized though no...
Reds, Black, and Blue
George Gershwin got an unusual run through at the Fort Worth Symphony Concerts in the Garden last week.
Young German Maestro Alexander Mickelthwate, conductor...
Musicbed: Songs with Film
Musicbed stands out among the suburban flatlands of North Fort Worth.
The area’s mini-mall sprawl is not an environment where you’d expect to find the...
Adaptation
Anyone who's planning to see Stage West's production of Liz Lochhead's comedy Good Things should know this: A major cast member dropped out of...
Escalator to Heaven
Allegheny Center was for losers. The shopping mall on the north side of the cold, gray, soul-destroying Rust-Belt city where I grew up didn’t...
