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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...
Fo, Fo, Fo
Many English-speaking theatergoers had never heard of Dario Fo before 1997, when he won the Nobel Prize for literature.
Before that, though, the Italian playwright...
All-Mahler
The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra presents a four-day, four-concert all-Gustav Mahler series this week featuring three of the composer’s outsized symphonies.
FWSO Conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya...
Carter Returns
Having been shut down all summer due to repairs on the fire suppression system, the Amon Carter Museum holds its grand reopening this weekend....
Essential Art House
The death last week of legendary Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman triggered a day of mourning for lovers of international cinema.
Many people know his movies...
Mr. K.
Martin McDonagh is a celebrated playwright for works such as The Beauty Queen of Leenane and The Cripple of Inishmaan, but his reputation didn’t...
Stranger Than Fiction
It’s odd that artists who are extremely prolific tend to be viewed with suspicion rather than being celebrated for giving the audience so much.
This...
Graduation Day
So Harry Potter’s childhood finally ends this weekend, and the same can be said for that of many of his readers.
The final book in...
Dreamgirl
“Anyone who believes in expiration dates will not get in the way of the glory train! They must realize that the livers of the...
Mimir for 10 Years
For the world, 1997 brought the Spice Girls and the death of Princess Diana, but here in Fort Worth it gave birth to something...
