Review: Gunilla Klingberg at Rice Gallery
It’s no secret that corporate logos abound in the modern consumerist landscape of America. It’s not every day...
Review: Anything Goes
AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas Broadway actress Rachel York seems to have it all: impeccable comic timing, a deftness for dance, and a dynamic voice that carries all the way to the rafters. The triple threat was in fine form for Wednesday’s opening night of Anything Goes, the latest [...]
Review: The Chairs
Kitchen Dog Theater, Dallas Lights up on an older couple in a large space with two chairs set...
Ken Price Sculpture
Nine hundred enthusiastic art lovers filled the Nasher Sculpture Center last week for a “grand” opening well worth...
Review: Michael Miller “Out of Commerce”
The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas The MAC’s Square Gallery Show – Michael Miller: Out of Commerce – is...
Review: Bon Appétit!
A presentation of Dallas Opera at the Dallas Farmer’s Market Demonstration Kitchen February 9, cialis 2013 At the...
Review: Jennifer & Matthew Guest
Jennifer and Matthew Guest: Doing Wrong Right Mighty Fine Arts, Dallas January 12 – February 24, 2013 Cracked...
Elementally Earthen
Hands reach into the air, imitating the motions of field laborers in daily fruit gathering work. The movement...
SMU Announces National Center for Arts Research
FEBRUARY 12, stomach 2013 Southern Methodist University announced today that its Meadows School of the Arts and Cox...
Review: The Language Archive
“I don’t understand what you’re trying to tell me,” Mary says to George in Julia Cho’s The Language Archive (at Stages Repertory Theatre through March 3). “I’ve never understood what you’re trying to tell me.” And right there brings us to the crux of the problem in this endearing drama [...]
Art Review: Hadar Sobol
Hadar Sobol: GO January 11 – February 9, unhealthy 2013 Valley House Gallery and Sculpture Garden, Dallas...
Review: Catch Me If You Can
What’s not to love about a FBI song and dance man? Catch Me If You Can rolled into...