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Tuesday, September 8, 2026

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The Kid in the Back

It’s hard to shock people anymore on Broadway, but Julia Cho’s play Office Hour managed it when it premiered there two years ago. Reviewers...

Call the Docs

This past January, we wrote about Denton Black Film Festival enjoying its first edition in the Alamo Drafthouse in that city (“My BFF,” Jan...

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Wednesday 10 – If you saw the 2003 documentary Lost in La Mancha, you witnessed the cosmic run of bad luck that ended Terry Gilliam’s...

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Wednesday 03 – One of the most impressive things Whose Line Is It Anyway? did was having its comics improvise songs instead of comedy sketches....

All You Can Eat

You’ll find some changes at the sixth annual Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival. Where previous editions of the fest were partially held at...

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Wednesday 27 – A David Hare play is always worth seeing, even his lesser works. His political satire I’m Not Running has earned mixed reviews...

Paint and More

Here’s something unusual for Spring Gallery Night this year: A number of venues are having long-running exhibits end this weekend instead of begin. Usually,...

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Wednesday 20 – Weather permitting, tonight you can join the Full Moon Paddle at the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge, as the expedition tries...

Harlem Makes Me Feel

We’re tempted to call the Harlem Renaissance a golden age of African-American music, which begs the question: Has there been a dry period for...

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Wednesday 13 – Space is as fluid a concept in art as it is in physics. You can see proof of this in Spaces and...