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The Healing Arts
Composed by Daniel Crozier with a libretto by Peter Krask, With Blood, With Ink poses a centuries-old question: Can art palliate human tragedy?
Many people...
Orlando Blooms
Although John Gray’s bestseller Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus was a pop culture phenomenon more than 22 years ago, its basic...
Strike Takes ArthouseFW to Surreality
Fort Worth is still waiting for its first indie film theater, but that hasn’t stopped groups like the Lone Star Film Society from programming...
Hunting and Gathering: Rootless and Roofless
“How come all the jobs I can do are not the jobs that will pay me to live like an adult?!” angrily declares Ruth...
Tarrant County Live Theatre Awards
You always hear about people sacrificing their lives for their art, but what does that mean? “Sacrifice” might be a strong word, but the...
Messages in Bottles
If Byrd Williams IV were not a world-class photographer, he might be doing just about as well as a writer.
As editor of Fort Worth...
Cliburn at the Modern Goes High with Higdon
If only seeing world-renown composers perform was as easy as strolling to the neighborhood art museum. Last Saturday was one of those rare days.
Cliburn...
Wild, Wild West Opera goes downtown, a multimedia experience blooms, and...
As the Fort Worth Opera preaches to the unwashed, former Arlington actor/director Frank Mosley and Fort Worth singer-songwriter/composer Clint Niosi reach for glory via...
Voices, Arms Raised
For a small regional company with a modest budget, Texas Ballet Theater rarely ceases to amaze, producing performances that are grand and memorable. Since...
Art and Appetite: Ravenous Beasts
What we farm, hunt, buy, catch, kill, package, heat up, cook, serve, and enjoy privately or among others is merely a jumping-off point for...
