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Why Boyhood Is Unlike Any Movie You’ve Ever Seen
Richard Linklater’s new film Boyhood originated with a simple idea that demanded an ambitious process: to make a film about growing up made during the length of time it takes for its actors to actually grow up.
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Lyric Stage’s Titanic Stuns with ‘Hauntingly Beautiful’ Score
An overall excellent production finds its greatest strength in its music.
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Barbecue Apocalypse is a Balanced Mix of Funny and Awkward
Bursting with relatable, comical dialogue, (and zombies) this is one neighborhood barbecue you'll never forget.
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Why Should We Care About Alphaville‘s 50th Anniversary?
The 50th anniversary of the release of Jean-Luc Godard’s Alphaville may not seem like a particularly momentous cultural milestone. But then, it is important to remember just what the filmmakers of the French New Wave meant to the cultural shifts of the 1960s.
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Strong Silent Night Has Potential to be Holiday Staple
Tale of peace and its endlessly fleeting nature avoids cliché in another win for the Fort Worth Opera.
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Concert Review: Who Could Ignore Itzhak Perlman?
The house was packed for Perlman, even if some guests literally slept through the performance.
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Mozart’s Timeless Cosí fan tutte Handled Respectfully by Fort Worth Opera
Sometimes cynical tale of love given proper treatment by remarkable cast.
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Young Plano Theatre Excels in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
The youthful cast handles tragicomedy with preternatural ease.
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With Blood, With Ink Tackles Poet Nun’s Timeless Feminist Plight
The Fort Worth Opera Festival premieres the tale of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz.
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Fort Worth Opera Festival Begins Well with The Pearl Fishers
Bizet's first attempt at the form works spectacularly well in the hands of the Fort Worth Opera.