Dirty Dozen entertainment guide, Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 2016
From the Harlem Globetrotters to the Denton Black Film Festival, the KNON Blues Festival to ZestFest, DFW knows how to spice up your life this week.
View ArticleTheater review: ‘Nevermore’ at Runway in Grapevine
The fictionalized last days of Edgar Allan Poe makes for a surreal theatrical experience at Runway Theatre
View ArticleFour Day Weekend named TCU entrepreneur-in-residence
The Fort Worth improv troupe specializes in funny business — and knows that there’s business in the funny.
View Article‘Grease’ is still the word with live Fox event
The hit musical comes to live television Jan. 31 starring Julianne Hough, Aaron Tveit, Vanessa Hudgens and Carly Rae Jepsen.
View ArticleBroadway’s spring offers Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jessica Lange, Lupita...
When the weather warms up on Broadway, the stars will come out. Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jessica Lange and Audra McDonald are some of the celebrities slated for the stage this spring. Here’s a look at...
View ArticleTheater review: ‘Oil’ at Dallas’ Theatre Three
This satire about a dysfunctional Texas oil family doesn’t drill very deep and comes up empty.
View ArticleTheater review: ‘If/Then’ at AT&T Performing Arts Center
Even though the songs aren’t too memorable and it’s too long, this Broadway musical is worth seeing because of the characters and the actors playing them.
View ArticleReview: Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's ‘Viva Italia!’
Two young guest artists create sparks during this weekend's program of Italian and Italian-inspired works.
View ArticleHurst’s Artisan Center Theater continues its stages of growth
The family-focused community theater is a major player on the local entertainment scene.
View ArticleReview: Ann Veronica Janssens at the Nasher
Ask your children if they would like to take a walk in a rainbow. The answer should be a unanimous yes.
View ArticleTheater review: ‘Clever Little Lies’ at Circle Theatre
This sharply written Joe DiPietro play delves into family dysfunction with pain and comedy.
View ArticleDirty Dozen entertainment guide, Feb. 4-Feb. 10, 2016
Its goodbye Stock Show, hello Mardi Gras, Oscar-nominated short subjects and Schoolhouse Rock, among other diversions taking place all over DFW.
View ArticleSuperstar violinist Joshua Bell returns for FWSO gala
The musician last visited Fort Worth in 2013 and played for Van Cliburn
View ArticleArtist Glenn Kaino brings ‘performance’ art to Modern
The California artist’s work “L’ènetènafionale” features a crescent moon singing to a clown.
View ArticleReview: Joshua Romans at Cliburn at the Kimbell
Cellist Joshua Roman was back in town on short notice Thursday night, and a welcome return it was. Roman and his longtime colleague, pianist Andrius Zlabys, were filling in for cellist Alisa...
View ArticleTheater review: ‘The Bridges of Madison County’ at Fair Park
Musical version of the bestselling book retails a small-scale, spectacle-free sensibility
View ArticleThree for three: ‘99 Homes’ focuses on real-estate crisis
199 Homes: The Big Short might end up a big winner at this year’s Oscars ceremony, but another, less heralded film about the financial crisis shouldn’t be forgotten. Ramin Bahrani’s feature set amid...
View ArticleAnalysis: Fort Worth Symphony, other orchestras work to stay in tune with...
While some enjoy perfect harmony between management and musicians, others are struggling with the same kinds of financial issues that the FWSO faces.
View ArticleJubilee Theatre names new artistic director
William “Bill” Earl Ray will take over the position left vacant after former director Tre Garrett’s arrest last year
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