Stranger Than Fiction
It’s odd that artists who are extremely prolific tend to be viewed with suspicion rather than being celebrated for giving the audience so much.
This...
Graduation Day
So Harry Potter’s childhood finally ends this weekend, and the same can be said for that of many of his readers.
The final book in...
Dreamgirl
“Anyone who believes in expiration dates will not get in the way of the glory train! They must realize that the livers of the...
Mimir for 10 Years
For the world, 1997 brought the Spice Girls and the death of Princess Diana, but here in Fort Worth it gave birth to something...
Nighttime Showings
With two brilliant and provocative movies opening on Friday (see Film page), it’s good that the two other most interesting film-related local events are...
Playin’ with the Band
Metropolitan Classical Ballet brings the dance season to a close this weekend with a double bill of new works by company co-directors Paul Mejia...
Faces
Contrary to what you may think, the advent of photography didn’t do away with the tradition of painting portraits, even of photorealistic ones.
What...
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,...
All Eyes on the Frau
The Fort Worth Opera presents the most anticipated event of its Festival at Bass Performance Hall, with the world premiere of Thomas Pasatieri’s Frau...
Opening Act
The Fort Worth Opera’s first multi-week festival continues in earnest this weekend with performances of Verdi’s Falstaff, Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle, and Puccini’s Madame...
