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Art lovers with a dendrological bent will want to check out the show at William Campbell Contemporary Art. James Blake’s paintings of trees in...
Lusty Dracula
In his 27 years leading the Houston Ballet, Ben Stevenson choreographed many full-length ballets, from Swan Lake to Don Quixote and beyond, including four...
Dead Sea Scrolls
One of the largest, most comprehensive exhibitions of Dead Sea Scroll fragments ever shown, and the largest ever in Texas, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s...
TCU’s Rose Bowl Wrap-Up
Los Angeles has always seemed like a big, fake city in comparison to the friendly streets of Fort Worth, but this time, the trip...
New Heights
The curtain came down on the Fort Worth Opera’s inaugural festival Sunday, and there’s no denying that the past four weeks were heady.
Besides the...
Sumptuous La Traviata
The only technical glitch in Fort Worth Opera’s opening-night production of La Traviata at Bass Performance Hall was the overhead translating screen. It didn’t...
Favorite Things
The triumph of the human spirit sounds uninspiring after having been sung by the same characters with the same voices for over half a...
Dresden Dreams
It’s not often that a single art exhibition reveals so much about a relatively obscure place during a consequential time in world history and...
Park Bench Plays
This is not a play about Donald Trump’s wall, Brexit, or any government office involving a row of disgruntled, time-pressed people.
But it could be....
Blues Breakers
When August Wilson’s scorching drama Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom made its New York debut in 1985, it was just the second non-musical show authored...
