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Stories by Eve Hill-Agnus

Visual Arts
See These Art Exhibitions Before They Close in January
There are six must-see art shows in Dallas and Fort Worth. Make time for them.

Theater & Dance
Bruce Wood Dance’s Awake Feels Apt in Our Times
There is no ignoring the politics in a lineup full of haunting beauty that highlights the power of art in any time.

Theater & Dance
A Powerhouse Extravaganza of Local Arts Talent Joins for One Night To Benefit HIV/AIDS Service Organizations
In A Gathering 2022, Charles Santos of TITAS/DANCE UNBOUND reminds us that the lights haven’t gone dark on the AIDS epidemic more than 40 years later.

Theater & Dance
How Bruce Wood Dance’s Newest Season Opener Brings You To the Brink and Back
A DMA-commissioned premiere takes the dance company—and us—far beyond the stage and The Rite of Spring pushes limits.

Food & Drink
Long Live Mex-Mex!
Dallas is still rooted in Tex-Mex, but ambitious chefs and bartenders and restaurateurs are now exploring the roots and flavors of traditional Mexican cuisines. Let's call it Mex-Mex.
By Eve Hill-Agnus and Rosin Saez
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Stories by Eve Hill-Agnus

Restaurants
Dallas’ Most Baller Restaurant Bathrooms
During the pandemic, our city’s top spots doubled down on the destination bathroom, where every carefully curated inch is an extension of the aesthetic, and full immersion is the goal. Here are our maximalist favorites, old and new.
By Eve Hill-Agnus and Rosin Saez

Restaurant Review
Cry Wolf Welcomes You to the New Old East Dallas
After On the Lamb came and went too quickly in 2016, chef Ross Demers is back with an exciting concept that fits right in.

From the Dining Critic's Notebook
Our Dining Critic Says Goodbye to Reviewing for D Magazine
Eve Hill-Agnus reflects on more than seven years of dining criticism.

Restaurant Review
The Tango Room Is Out of Step With Its Lofty Goals
For all its wine acumen and ambition, Tango Room trips and falls on its way to becoming the tiny, tony steakhouse it wants to be.

Farmers Markets
Elmwood Farm Will Either Close or Move, Highlighting the Challenge of Urban Agriculture
The small urban farm’s lease will not be renewed after two years. It shows how difficult it can be for small, community-driven efforts to compete with other uses.