Kimberly Richard is a journalist at NBC DFW. With a deep passion for the arts, she covers a range of topics including fine art, plays and musicals, and various music genres, often focusing on theater and entertainment. Kimberly's insights and expertise in the arts have made her a prominent voice in the field.
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This summer, women are calling the shots at Shakespeare Dallas.
By: Kimberly Richard
The competition's finals will feature three pianists performing with the Dallas Chamber Symphony June 23 at Moody Performance Hall in the Dallas Arts District.
Celebrate the nation's 250th birthday with theater, patriotic music, and fireworks. Arts organizations have some spectacular ways to celebrate Independence Day.
By: Kimberly Richard
Peterman has been WaterTower Theatre's Producing Artistic Director since 2019. Shane Peterman is ready for a new challenge.
By: Kimberly Richard
A record $475,000 will go to 70 small Dallas arts organizations. See how the Moody Fund for the Arts is expanding support up to $15,000.
North Texas teens will perform Twelfth Night and The Comedy of Errors in Dallas. Here's how to get tickets.
Silkey-Jones previously served as Vice Provost of the School of Creative Arts, Entertainment and Design at Dallas College.
Dallas Theater Center and AT&T Performing Arts Center announce plans to merge early next year.
The Fort Worth theater's 48th season features a new play, a co-production, a musical, and multiple regional premieres, plus a festive extra for the holiday season.
By: Kimberly Richard
"Samurai to the Imperial Court: Japanese Metalwork" is on view at the Dallas Museum of Art through September 6.
