Things to Do Things To Do in Dallas This Week: Sept. 17 – Sept. 19 By Natalie Gempel | 1 day ago Take me out to the ball game (and to these other fun activities).
Theater & Dance Diavolo Brings Architecture in Motion to Dallas By Eve Hill-Agnus | 4 days ago The company’s founder has choreographed for Cirque du Soleil, but his vision is genre-bending.
Visual Arts The Nasher Makes Dadaism Feel New Again With The Nature of Arp By Moriah Forbes | 5 days ago Jean Arp retrospective puts the Dada movement in modern context.
Movies Different Attitude, Same Result for Hapless Humans Facing The Predator By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago This attempt to introduce a more tongue-in-cheek approach to the material fails in part because it indulges in the same action clichés it seeks to satirize.
Movies Do Yourself a Simple Favor and Skip This Campy Concoction By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago Part psychological thriller and part suburban satire, this well acted genre hybrid funnels into a domestic melodrama that offers only fleeting pleasures.
Movies Why the Vigiliante Thriller Peppermint Leaves a Bad Taste By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago This ultraviolent revenge saga gives Jennifer Garner a chance to mow down bad guys in ways that traditionally have been reserved for men. So that’s something.
Movies How a Filmmaker Turned We the Animals Into a Coming-of-Age ‘Fever Dream’ By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago In his narrative feature debut, Jeremiah Zagar used 16-millimeter film and hand-drawn animation to flesh out Justin Torres' acclaimed novel of childhood trauma.
Visual Arts What Is the Preachy Nasher Prize Trying To Say? By Peter Simek | 2 weeks ago It is billed as the most significant award of its type in the world. But its relevance and importance will only be judged with time.
Movies Why Making Madeline’s Madeline Was Cathartic for a Highland Park Grad By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago Josephine Decker's offbeat drama about a troubled young thespian isn't based on the filmmaker's life. At least not on the surface.
Movies Women on Wheels: Filmmaker Inspired By Her Skate Kitchen Subjects By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago Crystal Moselle’s narrative feature debut combines her passion for skateboarding with her penchant for immersive storytelling.
Shopping You Can Now Furnish Your Home Courtesy of Sweet Tooth Hotel By Caitlin Clark | 3 weeks ago Just in case you were looking for a furry pink bathtub or donut mirror to complete your interior.
Theater & Dance Camille A. Brown Performs This Weekend By Eve Hill-Agnus | 4 weeks ago The award-winning Broadway choreographer and her company promise a provocative start to the TITAS season.
