Scenes from a Marriage
Unlike many films that come to us from Iran, A Separation isn’t overtly political, which is probably why the thuggish Iranian government felt comfortable...
MCB is Back
After a six-month absence, Metropolitan Classical Ballet is back with a four-ballet program Saturday at Texas Hall on the campus of University of Texas...
All-Mahler
The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra presents a four-day, four-concert all-Gustav Mahler series this week featuring three of the composer’s outsized symphonies.
FWSO Conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya...
Pictures on the Wall
Does it seem too hot for Fall Gallery Night? Have we made that observation before? If so, we apologize, but while the jokes about...
Poolside with Poochie
The good folks at Marshall Grain Co. recognize that pets are part of the family, and they’re inviting community canines and their owners to...
Angels and Demons
There is perhaps no one to whom the word “Latinx” applies more than Martine Gutierrez. Last year, the transgender California-born artist of Latin and...
Ballet Concerto’s Summer
For the first time in 25 years, Ballet Concerto’s annual summer program will not include flamenco dancing. Instead, choreographer Luis Montero has created a...
Miranda Blossoms
Rose Marine Theater is usually a place for Spanish- or Spanglish-language entertainment, but for this weekend only, it’s going Portuguese. The subject of Artes...
To Be Young, Gay, and Black
A clueless white moderator asks a black playwright how he got the surname O’Malley. The writer’s response is one word: “Slavery.” That exchange is...
Amon Carter’s Sargent
Two exhibits opened last Sunday: the sprawling The Age of Impressionism: Great French Paintings from the Clark at the Kimbell Art Museum and the...
