News and Features

Archive: 'Theater'

Afternoon Delight: Tony Awards Opening Number

Categorized Under: Afternoon Delight, Music, Theater No Comments

In which Neil Patrick Harris once again proves he’s the best host of anything ever.

North Texans Shine On National (Theater Conference) Stage

Former DTC artistic director Adrian Hall, Rep. Kay Granger of Fort Worth, Maxwell Anderson of the DMA – it was practically a parade of North Texans getting happy ovations from the assembled theater artists at the TCG national conference.

TCG Recognizes TACA as Best Regional Arts Funder

At the national theater conference’s opening day, with hundreds of artists wandering around the Arts District a Texas howdy, some performances, a party and an award.

For North Texas High Schoolers, There’s No Business Like Show Business

The Tonys are this weekend, but a handful of highschoolers have already grabbed their big prizes in local competitions. And they’re dreaming of the big time.

Tony Ties to Texas

Categorized Under: Theater No Comments

This Sunday’s Tony Awards presentation has some Texas roots to root for among the nominees.

Friday Morning Roundup

Categorized Under: Books, Local Events, Music, Theater, Visual Arts No Comments

Today in the roundup: The sights and sounds of ‘Sister Act,’ a new novel from the long-dead Pearl S. Buck and a UNT professor’s new photo app.

Dallas: Epicenter of the Theater World

Categorized Under: KERA Radio reports, Local Events, Theater No Comments

Starting today, Dallas is the epicenter for national theater. That’s because hundreds of people from theater companies across the country are in town for a conference. That adds up to a great opportunity for local theaters to strut their stuff. It’s also a good time for the rest of us to take in a show.

Thursday Morning Roundup

A former SMU teacher and DSO player gets a big honor. Plus, critics check in on Fort Worth’s new drive in and WaterTower’s wedding play.

The Big Deal: Traces at the AT&T Performing Arts Center

Categorized Under: Dallas Arts District, Giveaways, Theater No Comments

Watch Traces jump, fly and flip with this Big Deal.

Cara Mia and ‘The Dreamers’ Who Flee North to the U.S.

Cara Mia Theatre has embarked on its most ambitious project: a trilogy of plays called The Dreamers about Latino immigration into the U.S. And the company is researching and writing the plays themselves – including interviewing Dallas refugees who fled gang violence.

Page 2 of 17512345...102030...Last »