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Nuts!
Strange as it sounds, The Nutcracker wasn’t an immediate hit when it debuted in St. Petersburg in 1892. Critics of the time complained about...
American Sniper
One of the most powerful documentaries of 2016 is Tower, which plays at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth this weekend. This account...
NIght & Day
Wednesday 30 – The new DinoLabs exhibit at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is still new, having opened a scant two...
Night & Day
Wednesday 23 – Victorian carolers and strolling entertainers in character bring a 19th-century feel to the holidays when Starlight Symphony kicks off today at...
Gift Exchange
Most Broadway musicals are written for white casts, but occasionally someone will try to mount one with an all- or mostly African-American cast. Sometimes...
Night & Day
Wednesday 16 - The Amon Carter Museum isn’t typically known for showcasing video installations, but David Ellis: Animal is a short animated film that...
A Bit of the Bubbly
The entire region, to say nothing of this issue, is taken up with North Texas Beer Week this week, and venues in Mansfield and...
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...
Night & Day
Wednesday 2 – It’s a different sort of evening at Four Day Weekend Theater. The comedy venue is hosting Kernel Live, a pitch meeting...
Classical Music Roundup
There are so many music events going on this week that there isn’t room enough for them in this space, but we thought we’d...
