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Both the Single Ladies
I think Jubilee Theatre’s Single Black Female would have worked better as material for an African-American woman’s standup comedy set than as a stage...
Memories Are Made of This
Circle Theatre closes its season with a world premiere, and it’s always worth noting when one of our local theater troupes is privileged enough...
All the Colors of Unity
Glued to my phone in a semi-crowded coffee shop the other day, I found myself deeply perplexed and mildly confused and amused by a...
Nancy Lamb’s RefiredPow!
Before she became internationally known for her eye-popping photorealist paintings of social settings, Nancy Lamb was quite a sculptor. Not only did the legendary...
The Kessel Run
The autism-awareness nonprofit Autism Speaks has been around for 14 years, and this is its third year doing a charitable 5K in Fort Worth,...
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...
Amon Carter’s Facelift
The transformation this summer of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, which closed the doors for three months, was worth waiting for.
For one,...
Death of a Homeless Person
Friday, August 16, was much like most other days for Vanessa Faye Mayfield. Like many of our city’s homeless, she hung out at the...
A Good Drag
Men dressed as women performing in primetime? In downtown Fort Worth? Raising money for a good cause?
A local drag show is becoming as conventional...
Developing Opportunities
The recent proliferation of digital photography coincided with renewed interest on the part of a handful of local photographers in the labor-intensive craft of...
