Arts & Entertainment Ways to Celebrate New Year’s Eve and the End of 2020 By Reagan Williamson and Rosin Saez | 5 months ago Ring in 2021 safely—but in style!—with these socially distanced food and entertainment options.
Leadership How Cynt Marshall, Carter Tolleson, Suzy Batiz, Anne Chow, and Other Execs Are Working From Home By Bianca R. Montes and Christine Perez | 12 months ago In part two of our CEOs At Home series, area execs share what they’re watching and listening to—and how they’re juggling family responsibilities.
Skeptical of Child Prodigies, Even Our Crabby Critic Is Impressed by a 10-Year-Old Flutist’s Performance With Marvin Hamlisch By Wayne Lee Gay | 10 years ago
Van Zweden Finds New Insight Into Brahms’ Rich, Towering Choral Piece, German Requiem By Wayne Lee Gay | 11 years ago
Why The Symphony’s Unimaginative Visuals Reduce Holst’s The Planets to Background Music By Wayne Lee Gay | 11 years ago
Does Van Zweden’s Exhilarating Beethoven Remain on the Mountaintop Too Long? By Wayne Lee Gay | 11 years ago
Dallas Art Today: Two By Two Takes Manhattan, a Police Officer Paints Deep Ellum, and Two Dallas Concerts to Remember By Peter Simek | 11 years ago
Why Gershwin Deserves To Be Rescued From the “Pops” and Performed With the Greats By Wayne Lee Gay | 11 years ago
