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Thursday, June 12, 2025

Stage West Tames The Lonesome West

Stirring

Second Life’s a Stage

Pounds of Flesh

A Dream Not Deferred

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Memoir of a Geisha

The wait is over. It’s been 14 months since we’ve staged an opera,” said Fort Worth Opera director Darren Keith Woods, who could scarcely...
(From left to right) Ukraine’s Vadym Kholodenko, Italy’s Beatrice Rana, and the United States’ Sean Chen were the big winners in the Cliburn.

Cliburn Wrap

Hearing only the finals of the 14th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in Bass Performance Hall last week gave me a different perspective on...

Turn of the Screw

Playwright, screenwriter, and tv scribe Richard Dresser once told an interviewer, “I’ve had occasion to work at a series of jobs ranging from a...

Case Brothers Celebrate 50 Years of Music

The Case brothers, Johnny and Jerry, have been making jazz and Western Swing –– though mostly jazz and sometimes together –– for 50 years....

Stirring

Who said that nothing's shocking anymore? Circle Theatre has prepared a spicy holiday recipe to delight and disorient audiences by taking eight attractive, enthusiastic...

Dying with Dignity

There's no need for issuing "spoiler alerts" with a play titled A Lesson Before Dying. Just a few minutes into the opening scene of Jubilee...

Not Beloved

The line of dialogue that best addresses the flood of human misery unleashed in Jubilee Theatre's extraordinary production of The Bluest Eye comes early...

Killing Fields

Touring productions of theatrical staples such as Camelot and Sweet Charity guarantee that local ticketbuyers will always be able to escape the daily grind,...

Playthings No More

Two major Nutcrackers come our way each December, in addition to the countless studio versions that dot the landscape. Beginning earlier this month, Texas...

Years of the Cat

This might sound odd to say about a person who makes people laugh for a living, but Monna is no nonsense. The Fort Worth-by-Fort...