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Wed 25 - Martin McDonagh’s first new play in more than 10 years is Hangmen, and its recent production at Bristol’s Old Vic has...
An American in Limbo
Almost 70 years after his death, George Gershwin occupies a curious place in classical music. Widely acclaimed in his own time and for some...
Scot and a Lot
Scotland is not its own country yet, but this past spring’s failed independence vote seems only to have spurred on events so that now...
Hijos de la Noche
This week of Halloween, Rose Marine Theater presents an unusual treat: Drácula. Notice that we didn’t say Dracula.
Having acquired the rights to Bram...
In Memoriam
Christine Marie Hay passed away last November at the age of 53. The choreographer for Ballet Concerto had created more than 10 ballets for...
Prague Rock
First known as Bohemia and Moravia, then later as part of Czechoslovakia, the Czech Republic has centuries of tradition of classical music. UNT’s Czech...
Domestic Troubles
Sarah Ruhl has told this story often, but it bears one more repetition: She came up with the idea for her comedy The Clean...
Opera Stories
The Fort Worth Opera festival takes the stage at Bass Hall this week, and it promises to be an event that will spur conversations...
Great Britten
Last November marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Britten, whose music made him a consensus choice for the greatest British composer...
Arthur’s Songs
The local theater troupes have staged innumerable revivals of Lerner and Loewe's Camelot, but this week we finally get a look at Monty Python's...
