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A Lonesome Dove and a Yalid
Filmmaker David H. Hickey is an oddity in these parts — he generally avoids making movies about dead teenagers.
Sure, as an actor, he’s open...
Welcome to The Art Issue
I can hear you now. “The Weekly’s selling out, brah!” And, indeed, you’d have every right to be startled by our fancy cover. But...
Fort Worth: Too “Hip” for USA Today?
USA Today unleashed the breaking news that Fort Worth is “evolving from cow town to hipster city.”
Catch your breath, I know.
In a flyby article...
Summer Arts Preview
It’s been cyclical. Back in the day — here, there, everywhere — the fine arts would essentially shut down during the summer months only to...
River Oaks’ Yellow Brick Road
If you’re heading south on River Oaks Boulevard, you might just think you’ve taken a wrong turn into Oz.
That’s because the yellow brick road...
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...
Uplifted Spirit
In the annals of Fort Worth contemporary art, Vernon Fisher probably looms the largest. And for good reason. The veteran multimedia artist and painter...
Ballet Frontier’s La Sylphide Shines
Ballet Frontier came of age last weekend in Scott Theater with a striking new production of August Bournonville’s La Sylphide. In just a few...
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...
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...
