Curtain Call
The Fort Worth Opera’s first annual festival ends this weekend with final performances of all three current productions: Madame Butterfly, Frau Margot, and Falstaff,...
Harlem Renaissance
One of the largest collections of African-American art ever shown in North Texas will hang at The Arlington Museum of Art now through late...
Das Experiment
The deeply unsettling The German Doctor begins in 1960 with an Argentinian couple (Diego Peretti and Natalia Oreiro) opening a lakeside resort hotel, where...
To Lose a Truck
As the art historian John Rewald once noted, the term “Post-Impressionism” was more of a convenience than a precise descriptive term. The artists in...
College Boards
We’re now far enough into the spring semester that collegiate theater departments have had time to rehearse and stage their new plays. Texas Wesleyan...
Strolling Sundance
During the early days of lockdown, the Fine Line Group — the family offices of Sasha and Ed Bass along with the Alice Walton...
Ballet Concerto’s Summer
Two world premieres highlight Ballet Concerto’s annual outdoor program this weekend in Trinity Park Pavilion: Luis Montero’s Blood Wedding, based on the García Lorca...
Mueck It Up
Ten years ago, Ron Mueck had a splashy exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth that scared the living crap out of...
Booze and Books
This event goes under the heading of Why Didn’t Anyone Think of This Sooner? It’s a natural thing to host a book signing at...
Mean Green Christmas
The colleges are offering a smorgasbord of events before the crush of finals and the winter break, but UNT has a particularly intriguing slate...
