Colors of the Orchestra
Karina Canellakis took Dallas Symphony Orchestra to our side of the county line last January, and now she’s back with a program designed to...
Dracula Returns
Following the lead of movies, TV shows, and novels, Texas Ballet Theater revives Dracula this weekend –– just in time for Halloween.
Opening TBT’s season...
The Outsiders
Away with the derivative and tritely academic products of the art schools! Give us the original artistic visions developed in isolation by lonely cranks...
Witold You So
The Polish composer Witold Lutosławski (pronounce the “ł” like a “w” and the “w”s like “v”s) isn’t as famous as his Russian contemporary Dmitri...
15 Hours
This week’s spotlighted event is called Exhibitionists, but you will be either relieved or disappointed to find out that there won’t be large numbers...
I Want Kehinde
It’s not often that an artist gets a boost from a TV show, but millions of viewers of Empire have seen Kehinde Wiley’s paintings...
Absolut Weekly
Fall Gallery Night is always so much fun that we decided to get involved directly this year. Fort Worth Weekly is partnering with Absolut...
Welles Done
Too often, Orson Welles is portrayed as a tragic burnout case, a boy genius who made possibly the greatest movie ever when he was...
Mostly Mozart
We all know classical music as what’s traditionally played in the concert hall as opposed to clubs or stadiums, but Classical music (with a...
Ballet Frontier Time
The bright spots on the dance scene this week are Ballet Frontier’s season-opening performances in W. E. Scott Theatre. Called Straight from the Heart,...
