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Archive for May, 2010

Review: Fort Worth ‘Don Giovanni’ Survives an Unusual Chop

Categorized Under: Culture, Fort Worth Arts, General, Local Events, Music No Comments

Despite a few flaws, the Fort Worth Opera’s performance of Don Giovanni on Sunday afternoon provided its fair share of musical and dramatic thrills. Olin Chism reviews.

The Paul Slavens Show: Live Blog for May 30 2010

Categorized Under: KXT, Music, Paul Slavens 24 Comments

Hope your holiday is going swimmingly. Glad to have you along for some cool music on a warm evening. By the way, I just realized that July 4th is on a Sunday this year. I would love to be the party music for your Independence evening.

Review: Fort Worth Opera Takes a Leap Away From Tradition

Categorized Under: Culture, Fort Worth Arts, General, Local Events, Music 5 Comments

The Fort Worth Opera took a daring departure from tradition with the world premiere of ‘Before Night Falls’ on Saturday. But any hope that the new opera would rival the success of Dallas’ recent ‘Moby-Dick’ was dashed before the lengthy first act was finished.

Review: Fort Worth Opera Opens Weekend With a Charmer

Categorized Under: Culture, Fort Worth Arts, Local Events, Music 2 Comments

Olin Chism reviews Elixir of Love at Fort Worth Opera. Includes links to other reviews.

Fort Worth Opera: Darren Woods on CEO

Categorized Under: Culture, Fort Worth Arts, General, KERA Programming, Local Events, Music 3 Comments

Fort Worth Opera’s General Director Darren Woods is Lee Cullum’s guest on CEO. Watch the interview now.

This Week in Texas Music History: Mingo Saldivar

This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll honor a musician who is known by many as “the dancing cowboy.”

Saturday Spotlight: Concerts in the Garden

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In the Saturday Spotlight, we’re taking in some Western Swing.

Art&Seek: Another Year Older, Another Giveaway!

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Celebrate Art&Seek’s second birthday — and be one of the first (the few! the proud! the fashion-forward!) to own the new Art&Seek T-shirt.

Making a Sizable Dent in Avenue Q’s Laffs …

Categorized Under: Dallas Arts District, Film and Television, Theater No Comments

. . . not to mention Gary Coleman’s life. Anyone who’s seen Avenue Q knows that one of the gags is that the superintendent of the rundown apartment building is, supposedly, a down-on-his-luck-but-still-smiling Gary Coleman. Today, the real-life former child star was put on life support in a Utah hospital.

Friday Morning Roundup

Categorized Under: General, KERA Programming, KXT, Local Events, Music, Paul Slavens No Comments

The Dallas Voice has checked in with the Corpus Christi’s producers, who say they’re still not quite sure what to expect when they perform it in the playwright’s home state for the first time.

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