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Road Killing It
Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers, Vol. 5 is an immersive, haunting collection of short stories that are as thought-provoking as they are frightening....
Arting Forward into ’21
The good thing about art viewing is that social distancing is built into the experience. Even if you’re on a tour, you can still...
Cold Play
I will freely admit I was underdressed when I saw Stage West’s production of The Naughty List. The show takes place on the mall...
Virtual Splendor
The curtains opened, revealing a scene familiar to many Fort Worthians: the retro, brightly colored back alley sign that welcomes music lovers to Scat...
Holiday Sights and Sounds
Local performing arts organizations are taking special safety precautions when offering live music and theatrical performances this month. Many holiday concerts, like Texas Ballet...
Piano Essentials
History is replete with stories of virtuoso pianists entrancing audiences, whether it was Franz Liszt dazzling 19th-century concertgoers with cascades of thunderous octave runs...
Making Their Voices Heard
The Black Lives Matter movement has made diversity and social justice an imperative for local fine arts groups that purport to support racial equality...
A Fort Worth Treasure Returns
Taking heavy precautions, the directors of the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association (FWADA) have brought back Fall Gallery Night as a weeklong event that...
Da Kink in My Hair: Beauty Shop
I find myself dissatisfied with Jubilee Theatre’s new show, Da Kink in My Hair. I saw the final show of the troupe’s season on...
Creating Hope
Juan Velazquez went to sleep on July 3 hoping that his Facebook request for help painting a mural would receive a reply. That night,...
