Lots of Plots
The KinoMonda film series at TCU does something unprecedented this Wednesday. The organizer is presenting a double bill of movies from across the Atlantic,...
Go Tell It on the Mountain
Even now, Henrik Ibsen doesn’t really get his due. It’s hard for us to appreciate the rut that European theater was stuck in in...
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,...
Multiple Screens
For its eighth edition, the Lone Star International Film Festival has joined forces with Christopher Kelly of the late, lamented Modern Cinema festival. Together,...
End Times
Sometimes a play can just suck you in with an eye-catching title, and that’s certainly the case with Larry Larson and Levi Lee’s two-man...
Gold Stars
The year is still young, but the most engaging documentary we’ve seen so far is City of Gold. This film by Laura Gabbert (who...
For Hands
Beethoven fans should be flocking to Bass Performance Hall this weekend for the Fort Worth Symphony's three-day festival saluting the popular German composer. A...
Kickoff
September is here, so that must mean it’s time for football again. Specifically, it’s time for football at Cowboys Stadium, and with games going...
Middle East Texas
Most Weekly readers surely know that Texas art is no longer confined to cowboys and bucolic landscapes. Still, most art in local galleries is...
Treading the Boards
There are so many theater openings this week that we didn’t feel right choosing among them. Instead, we’re recapping all of them here. It...
