The Dallas Bach Society will perform Bach’s St. John Passion, while the Dallas Symphony will perform his St. Matthew for the first time in 50 years. The one concert is church-ensemble small, the other’s symphonic-big. The one’s aiming for early-music authentic … and so’s the other one?

Will Power, that is, the hip-hop playwright and performer who already was a Meadows Prize-winner at SMU. He’s got a new job now.

Win a family 4-pack of tickets to see Anne of Green Gables any weekend from March 23 to April 1

Today in the roundup: Reviewing ‘Superior Donuts,’ a local trilogy comes to life and awards for student artists.

Four Dallas-area theater educators discuss their perspectives on theater & arts education in North Texas.

The second significant hire and the third announcement of new positions/titles in less than a month, since Maxwell Anderson started as the museum’s new executive director.

Congratulations to Ian Aberle from Allen, the winner of the Flickr Photo of the Week contest!

The prizes are piling up for Space in Chains. And burdened by them all, author Laura Kasischke will be coming to town next month.

Looking for a spring break diversion? Check out these two fun, free events at two different Dallas Public Libraries.

A master Japanese calligrapher in North Texas may seem like a fish out of water. But Chaco Terada has found her own style here — and a little piece of Japan. The Crow Collection of Asian Art has a retrospective of her work, along with David Gibson’s photos of a Japanese Buddhist shrine.