All the Small Things
“I have a tiny world to save,” says the hero of the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels as he loses himself in a video game....
Treasure Girl
When adapting Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island to the stage, how do you make this hoary old classic new? For playwright Bryony Lavery, the...
Dive into Swan Lake
Saving the best for last, Texas Ballet Theater ends its season this weekend with five performances of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake. The Fort Worth Symphony...
Big Ticket // St. Patrick’s Day 2022
I have to admit, the pandemic has turned me into quite a hermit. A bottle of Bailey’s for Irish coffee and a trip to...
Art Prizes
The word “snapshot” originated in hunting, referring to a rifle shot that has been taken quickly without deliberate aiming. It was used in this...
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...
The Dean
It may come as a jolt to some people, but Ballet Concerto, the performing wing of the Margo Dean Dance Studio, celebrates its 40th...
Lone Star Film Festival 2025
You might have dressed as a monster for Halloween, but you are only human after all. For those who’ve lost track of the fact...
A New Romeo and Juliet
As one of Western culture’s greatest artistic creations — ever — Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet has undergone numerous adaptations over the centuries. But one...
Member of the Wedding
One of the greatest librettists in opera history, Lorenzo da Ponte had what you might call a colorful career. Born Jewish in Venice, he...
