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DMA Exhibit Explores Impressionism’s Rebellious Origins
"The Impressionist Revolution from Monet to Matisse," which features exhibits dating from 1870 to 1925, opened Feb. 11 and is on display until Nov. 3.
Fleurs de Villes to Celebrate Local Arts, Culture
The exhibition will take place at NorthPark Center March 20-24 and is free and open to the public.
Lyric Stage to Perform ‘The Producers’
The musical theater company is putting on the show from Jan. 11-20 at Moody Performance Hall.
Tony Romo Documentary Finally Makes It to Streaming
Editor's inbox: An email touting the new streaming availability of documentary "Now or Never: A Tony Romo Story" had me thinking of our sports editor Todd Jorgenson.
In Case You Missed It
HP Alum Wright Returns to Screenwriting
Doug Wright's first film in more than two decades, the star-studded legal drama "The Burial," begins streaming this weekend on Amazon.
Caroline Im Joins Perot Museum as Director of Gems and Minerals
In her role, Im oversees and manages all aspects of the museum's gems and mineral program, as well as the Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall.
TITAS/Dance Unbound Kicking off 2023-2024 Season
TITAS/Dance Unbound is beginning its 2023-2024 season with Momix, a company of dance illusionists performing “Alice,” their take on “Alice in Wonderland.”
Lyric Stage Presents ‘Cinderella’ This Weekend
The musical theater company, produced by Catherine Carpenter Cox of Preston Hollow, will open its 30th season Aug. 24-27.
Bruce Wood Dance Announces New Season
The dance company, directed by Gayle Halperin of University Park, will feature in-person dance productions, intensives, and artistic collaborations in its 2023-2024 season.
‘The Book of Mormon’ Playing at the Music Hall
"The Book of Mormon” runs at the Music Hall, presented by Broadway Dallas, until Aug. 6.
TACA Launches Arts Accelerator
The nine-month initiative is designed to increase arts groups’ organizational capacity, teach new skills, and create plans for sustainable growth.
DMA Seeking Input on Design Concepts For New Building
The six architectural firms shortlisted to work on an overhaul of the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) have revealed their design concepts, and now the DMA wants public input.
‘Nothin’ But the Blues’ Coming to the Meyerson
Broadway star Shayna Steele, who’s appeared in "Rent," "Jesus Christ Superstar," and the original cast of "Hairspray," will return to the Meyerson stage June 23-25.
SPARK! Exhibit Features Hillcrest Student Work
The pop-up experience is open through Aug. 27.
TACA Announces $400,000 in Catalyst Grants
The Arts Community Alliance (TACA) recently announced that 45 Dallas County arts organizations will share $400,000 in its fourth round of Catalyst grants.
Pegasus Contemporary Ballet Hosting ‘Amor Fati: An Evening of Greek Mythology’
The season finale is a two-day production featuring stories of Greek mythology and blending dance, music, and spoken word.
Review: Audience Roars for Riverdance
The fierce, athletic, and hilarious performance drew cheers and howls from the theatergoers at Dallas’ Music Hall at Fair Park, one of several sets fulfilling my young bride’s wish “to see the feet move.”
Editor’s Inbox: Want to See Riverdance in Dallas?
Dallas theatergoers get to see those rapidly moving feet during a limited early June run as part of the Germania Insurance Broadway Series presented by Broadway Dallas.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Concert Truck to Play Dallas Shows
Concerts will be held at NorthPark Center on May 27 and June 10, both at 6 p.m.
‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Comes to Dallas
Aaron Sorkin’s new play based on Harper Lee’s classic novel is playing until May 28 at the Music Hall at Fair Park.