Final Four weekend
Jerryworld, a.k.a. AT&T Stadium, now gets the opportunity to make up for that blizzard-stricken Super Bowl of a couple of years ago by hosting...
Gallery Night (and Not)
Spring Gallery Night is here again. Though lots of galleries are going with what they already have up, a few venues are busting out...
The Joint Is Jumpin’
Jubilee Theatre takes a break from staging new fare to resurrect a classic this week. The Tony-winning 1978 musical revue Ain’t Misbehavin’ is built...
Classics in Oak
Under Jacques Marquis’ management, the Cliburn Foundation has been looking to expand its presence in Fort Worth’s cultural scene beyond the Van Cliburn Piano...
Nielsen Rating
Undoubtedly the greatest classical music figure to come from Denmark, Carl Nielsen has been steadily gaining appreciation in the last few decades. The composer...
Stepping Out
People who like variety in dance programs are in luck this week. For its annual repertory program, Texas Ballet Theater will tackle works by...
Food, Glorious Food
A few weeks ago we remarked in this page on Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks” and how the glass in the diner’s window was so vividly...
A Shogun’s Armor
When the makers of Star Wars were inventing the design of Darth Vader’s helmet, they borrowed liberally from the kabuto, the helmet that samurai...
Great Britten
Last November marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Britten, whose music made him a consensus choice for the greatest British composer...
King’s Speech
Because we think that African-American history should be part of our history all year long, we’re not the biggest fans of it being confined...
