The premiere of a gay-bar raid documentary gets a special visitor, an unusual way to help fund the DMA, the ongoing funding saga of the Irving entertainment center — and a note of loss: They’re all in the Friday roundup.

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.

Today in the roundup: The DSO’s 2012-13 season, a Greek tragedy transported to the barrio and a funding source for artists that works.

NPR has the incredible story of how 800-year-old frescoes came to Texas and why they’re going back to Cyprus.

A new chair, an old mural and a busload of books — quite the interesting roundup for this Friday morning.

It’s almost all film today – with two items about Fort Worth filmmakers and a film-turned-musical — but don’t miss the quick survey of how North Texas art museums fare in the New York Times.

The Dallas Opera gives away money, a couple in Allen tried to steal money in an art-fraud scheme, a possible big hit art show is coming to Fort Worth and more — all in Tuesday’s roundup.

One reason Lysistrata Jones failed in New York, Maxwell Anderson brings in a colleague to join him at the DMA, the Kimbell is compared to the Getty — and more in this morning’s roundup.