In the Saturday Spotlight, we’re visiting The Power Station for the opening of Virginia Overton’s “Deluxe.”

Today in the roundup: Stage West thinks big with New Jerusalem, Fort Worth keeps Western Swing alive and SXSW announces first batch of films.

More assassins at the Sixth Floor? An El Greco (re)discovered in Texas? Hey, waddaya expect? It’s the Thursday Roundup.

Guest blogger Vicki Meek on one young Dallas playwright worth watching. Johnathan Norton’s “My Tidy List of Terrors” debuts at the South Dallas Cultural Center this month.

That’s a mighty fine bagpipe, no? Dallas Celtic rock band The Killdares kicks off the New Year with a show at The Kessler and you can be there…if you’re an Art&Seek e-newsletter subscriber.

Do you have diamonds on the soles of your shoes? Maybe not, but you could have tickets to see TITAS present Ladysmith Black Mambazo this Sunday at the Winspear. And isn’t that the next best thing?

Johnny Winter brings smoking blues guitar to The Granada – and two Big Deal winners will see the show.

Today in the roundup: Flipping on the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge lights, a Texas opera company in trouble, visual art bits.

The past two years, a dozen North Texas arts groups — including some of the biggest — have scrambled to hire a new managing director or CEO. Why have they become so hard to find? And why do the arts need them, anyway?

Today in the roundup: Assessing Norah Jones’ side project, local music bits plus the Crow Collection’s current show.