Love Jones
If Chuck Jones isn’t an American master, we’re hard-pressed to figure out who is. As an animator for Warner Bros., he created iconic characters...
Funny Lady
Adapted from the popular Franz Lehár operetta for the Australian Ballet in 1975, The Merry Widow, with music arranged by John Lanchbery and Alan...
Not Just Selma
Wow, this year’s Oscars are just so depressingly white, aren’t they? Everyone’s in uproar over Selma getting robbed of deserving nominations, but the thing...
The Original Movie Brat
Roger Corman turns 89 this year, and his influence on the history of movies can’t be overstated. The Detroit native directed more than 50...
Classical Crossover
Music fans in Fort Worth are no strangers to seeing a woman conduct an orchestra — Mei-Ann Chen has proved to be a popular...
In a Dancer’s Memory
The sudden death of Bruce Wood last spring left a huge hole in the dance world and North Texas’ performing arts landscape. The choreographer,...
Turn the Page
As always, there are tons of New Year’s Eve events going on this Wednesday evening. The traditional ones include special performances of the shows...
Big Big Screens
After Christmas, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is bringing in two new films to show on its IMAX screen. The first...
Four Months of Night
Most movies about the Antarctic focus either on the place’s natural wonders or on those cute and cuddly penguins. Those things are present in...
Get to Crackin’
Rounding out this year’s salute to Tchaikovsky’s three great ballets, Texas Ballet Theater begins its annual performances of The Nutcracker Friday in Bass Performance...
