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    Gallery Row: A Seasonal Spotlight on Six Texas Galleries

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    The Art of Movement: TITAS/DANCE UNBOUND’s new season journeys through time and across continents

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Representation in the Borderlands: UTEP Brings Latinx Theater to El Paso

Trevor Boffone·October 2, 2019
On August 3, 2019, El Paso entered the national zeitgeist when an active shooter killed 22 people at a Walmart. The shooter’s goal: to kill as many people of Mexican descent as possible.
El PasoFeaturesLatinx TheaterTheaterWest Texas

Hope through a Latinx Lens: ‘In the Heights’ at Dallas Theater Center

Trevor Boffone·October 2, 2019
In the Heights, with music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda and book by Quiara Alegría Hudes, won four 2008 Tony Awards and has become the most recognizable Latinx musical.
Dallas/Ft WorthFeaturesTheater

Texas Studio: Deborah Roberts

Illa Gaunt·September 30, 2019
With ten sold-out shows in a span of two and a half years, including the Stephen Friedman Gallery in London and Vielmetter Los Angeles, Deborah Roberts is experiencing a deluge of success.
AustinFeaturesTexas StudioVisual Art

Sound, Fury and Bears: ‘The Winter’s Tale’ at the Alley

Tarra Gaines·September 23, 2019
Even in a canon filled with political advising witches, fairy marriage wars and revenge seeking ghosts, Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale still stands–statuesque–as an odd chimera of a play.
HoustonTheater

Heart and Mind Synchronicity: ‘The Hard Problem’ at MST

Tarra Gaines·September 18, 2019
In one of his most recent works, The Hard Problem, getting its regional premiere at Main Street Theater (through Oct. 6), Stoppard goes in heavy on the head, rather literally as the play follows scientists looking into questions of how the brain creates the mind, how we are conscious of our own consciousness.
FeaturesHoustonTheater

Acting in Texas: Shannon McGrann

Lindsey Wilson·September 16, 2019
What do Carrie Fisher, the Wicked Witch of the West, and a rabbit have in common? It’s not a trick question, but a sampling of the roles Shannon McGrann has played over her years onstage and in front of the camera.
Acting in TexasDallas/Ft WorthFeaturesTheater

Musiqa’s Open Field Season

Steven Brown·September 16, 2019
Anthony Brandt urges his composition students at Rice University to keep an open mind about the musical styles that influence them. “I often say, ‘Don’t put a fence around yourself. Feel the joy of having an open field around you, and discover what you might love that you didn’t know you would,’” he explains.
HoustonMusic

Listening to the Individual: Soundings New Music at the Nasher

Steven Brown·September 16, 2019
When Seth Knopp plans out the Soundings new-music series for Dallas’ Nasher Sculpture Center, he likes to leave audiences free to spot resonances and parallels among each season’s concerts.
Dallas/Ft WorthMusicVisual Art

Dreams Made Manifest: Ruby City Opens in San Antonio

Laura August·September 16, 2019
The dream of Ruby City is coming true.
San AntonioVisual Art

The World Dances: TITAS Brings International Troupes to Dallas

Manuel Mendoza·September 16, 2019
TITAS stands for Texas International Theatrical Arts Society, but not since the 1999-2000 season has the presenter put so many international acts on stage.
Dallas/Ft WorthDance

Show Up: Margarita Cabrera

casey gregory·September 16, 2019
To artist Margarita Cabrera, loose threads are “a reference to the labor and the importance in the act of making by hand.”
HoustonSan AntonioShow UpVisual Art

Visible Changes: The Amon Carter Museum of American Art’s Renovation

Laura August·September 16, 2019
After almost a year of construction, The Amon Carter Museum of American Art is starting a new chapter.
Dallas/Ft WorthVisual Art
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