Brian Kendall is an Executive Editor for Fort Worth Magazine, specializing in local coverage of Fort Worth, Texas. With a focus on culture, entertainment, and community, Brian's articles highlight the city's history, events, and notable figures that have shaped its identity. His work has also been featured in Fort Worth INC. and Dove Medical Press.
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The revival of the 1970s Broadway musical will be performing at Bass Performance Hall through Oct. 6.
By: Brian Kendall
The revival, which opened on Broadway in 2021, will be showing at Bass Hall through this weekend.
How cowboy boots, Fort Worth’s footwear of choice, took over the world. And where to get you a pair.
By: Brian Kendall
Our publication took home the award during the programming for the annual State of the City Address, which took place at Dickies Arena.
By: Brian Kendall
Panther City Media Group is the parent company of "Fort Worth Inc." and "Fort Worth Magazine."
A chat with Justin Collette, the man who will play the title character during upcoming performances of "Beetlejuice" at Bass Hall.
By: Brian Kendall
When it comes to public transit, Fort Worth is getting left in the rearview. And we better catch up before it’s too late.
By: Brian Kendall
When it comes to public transit, Fort Worth is getting left in the rearview. And we better catch up before it’s too late.
DFW-based actor Alex Branton takes on the iconic role in the stage musical at Bass Hall. Yes, the pie-in-the-face scene is still there, but he promises plenty of surprises.
Veterans are fathers, brothers, mothers, and cousins — and also heroes. To celebrate Veterans Day and honor those who serve, we had our staff share the incredible stories of their veteran family members.
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