Lord of the Wings
When it came out in 1980, Airplane! was considered frenetically paced for a comedy film.
Now it plays at about the same rate as...
Valet Fever
P.G. Wodehouse spent almost 60 years of his long life writing about the comic misadventures of Bertie Wooster, the bumbling young English scion of...
Klaatu Barada Nikto
While the 1950s produced great science-fiction movies such as Invasion of the Body Snatchers, many people associate the decade’s sci-fi with the films of...
Lots of Plots
The KinoMonda film series at TCU does something unprecedented this Wednesday. The organizer is presenting a double bill of movies from across the Atlantic,...
Another Chest-Nut on the Open Fire
Metropolitan Classical Ballet’s Russian version of The Nutcracker is the second major production of the holiday classic to come our way. The other is...
Diversity DAY
Along with Teatrista Productions, the Metrognome Collective is celebrating Día de los Muertos by holding a multi-disciplinary arts event. DAY of the DEAD will...
Cliburn Times Three
The Cliburn Concert Series returns this week, and there’s more than ever of it to enjoy. This fall, the series expands into three different...
FWSO, Baby!
Fresh from its four-day Mozart marathon last month, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra begins its regular subscription series Friday with a grab-bag of audience...
Gallery Night Goods
Like most good things, Fall Gallery Night is getting a little too big. There’s so much to see and so many people to fight...
Intelligent Designs
Dancing The Creation of the World sounds like a major undertaking for a small dance company, but Metropolitan Classical Ballet takes up the challenge...
