Old Believers
In the centuries immediately following Jesus’ death, European civilization was fairly nonexistent and Christianity was just one of a number of religions vying for...
Lone Star Movie Stars
It’s finally here, ladies and gentlemen. After years of a cultural scene without a film festival to its name, Fort Worth finally gets back...
Russo-America on Pointe
In a season-opening double-header, Metropolitan Classical Ballet has booked appearances in both Houston and Fort Worth this week.
Showcasing the company’s strong Russian contingent at...
Get Out
Night & Day often recommends events that take place in concert halls, theaters, and museums, but this weekend a bunch of events skip that...
Tango in a Small Room
For chamber music fans in general, this is a banner week, with the Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth inaugurating its new season and...
A Real Big Shoe
It's strut-your-stuff time for Texas Ballet Theater.
At the Majestic Theater in Dallas this weekend, the company's new blockbuster duo, Leticia Oliveira and Andre Silva,...
Worldwide Abstracts
Abstract art is to many minds American art, yet the Modern's new exhibit, Declaring Space, looks to confound that view.
The show includes four...
Leaps and Bounds
Texas Ballet Theater revives Coppélia this weekend in Bass Performance Hall, with four performances of Ben Stevenson’s popular version of the evening-length classic. Four...
Klezmer Tango
Fort Worth’s cultural institutions continue to do their part to show us classical music as a vibrant, growing contemporary thing.
The Cliburn at the...
Black Screens
The term “film noir” was invented by French critics in the late 1950s as a label for a set of movies that Hollywood started...
