Amon Carter Gets Serious
The Amon Carter Museum of American Art has announced that Margaret C. Conrads, ailment Ph.D., advice will join...
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Lar Lubovitch Comes to Pink at the Brown
“Pink at the Brown,” the annual gala benefiting the Pink Ribbons Project, always includes a delicious line-up of offerings from the city’s downtown arts organizations, including the Houston Ballet, Houston Symphony, Da Camera and more. Led by Event Chair Shawn Stephens and Artistic Chair Shelly Power, this event will [...]
Dance in Context
Frame Dance Turns Two The name Frame Dance Productions has chosen for itself represents more than a shorthand...
Alamo Drafthouse Coming to Dallas/Ft. Worth!
Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas is pleased to announce plans to open their first Dallas/Forth Worth area location with new franchise partner Iced Tea With Lemon LLC [...]
Film Review: ‘Juan of the Dead’
By the end of Alejandro Brugués’ foreign film Juan of the Dead, you'll be chanting the film's title over and over. For the past ten years or so, the zombie genre has become a [...]
Review: The Unexpected Man
After seeing The Unexpected Man, I am at a loss to understand why God of Carnage has received so much more attention. The Unexpected Man has everything to do with the way we live our lives. It is a play about how time eats us [...]
Review: La Cage aux Folles
George Hamilton kissed a guy. OK, so a few other things happened before that in the Theatre Under the Stars production of La Cage aux Folles, starring the ever-bronzed Hamilton as Georges and Broadway veteran [...]
Review: Artifactual Realities
Station Museum Through May 13 I had difficulty grasping the curatorial remit of Artifactual Realities when I first learned of the exhibition. Billed as part of the Fotofest Biennial, the exhibition featuring the work of eleven artists purports to explore the Occupy movement and tenets of [...]
Review: Contemporary Asian Art
Contemporary Asian Art: Texas Connections Asia Society Texas Center April 14–September 16 www.asiasociety Considering the fact that the...
Film Review: ‘Tchoupitoulas’
Tchoupitoulas (pronounced CHOP-it-TOO-luhs) is simply brilliant storytelling. It’s something I have not seen done before and it came across vibrantly original [...]
Review: Don Carlos
What does a choir of red crosses, pyrotechnics, and a wooden cart carrying chained heretics make? In Houston Grand Opera’s version of Giuseppe Verdi’s Don Carlos, it’s the turning point from a mediocre opera to a memorable one. Don [...]