Last year, veteran choreographer Bruce Wood established his Dance Project, his one-step-at-a-time effort to see if Dallas would support a for-real, top-flight, contemporary dance outfit. That first Bruce Wood Dance Project went very well, indeed. So now it’s time for Step 2.
This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll learn about a record label that was a real feather in the cap of the Texas recording industry.
A robot guitarist. Wouldn’t you know it? It’s a Russian technology.
In the Saturday Spotlight, we’re hitting the festivals!
Here’s your chance to get an early look at a film that broke box office records in Europe.
The annual fundraiser raises money to give back to more than 40 performing arts groups.
Today in the roundup: Fort Worth Opera’s country singers, Texas Ballet Theater’s 2012-13 season and the best local high school theater shows.
God of Carnage has become a worldwide hit (and a Polanski film). So maybe it’s not a surprise it isn’t particularly profound: People can shed their manners and turn into animals — really? Doesn’t matter. It’s still funny.
Find out why we were pleasantly surprised by the third edition of the Will Smith-Tommy Lee Jones franchise.
They’re also presenting the ‘best mariachi’ on Earth, a musical performance paired with NASA footage of the Earth and the earthy Brazilian dance group Grupo Corpo (see what we did there?)
