Nuts a-Crackin’
Tis the season for The Nutcracker, and Texas Ballet Theater begins a 17-performance run of the Tchaikovsky classic Friday at Bass Performance Hall. The...
Latter Days
Almost five years after The Book of Mormon debuted on Broadway and won seemingly every Tony Award in sight, this daffy, satiric, extremely foul-mouthed...
Rapier Whit
With all due respect to Clueless, the great teen comedy of the 1990s was Metropolitan. Coming just as John Hughes’ youth movies had petered...
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...
Give Us a Raise
For whatever reason, there are a lot of local fundraising events happening on Thursday this week, so you may have to make a hard...
Starred Up
This year’s Lone Star Film Festival marks its first under its new management, and we’ll be watching closely to see whether the movies are...
It’s Bigger than Hip-Hop
We’re not the only ones who’ve noticed the explosion in black filmmaking since a black man won the White House. So has Cary Darling,...
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...
