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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By: Kimberly Richard
“New” is the buzzword at the Dallas Theater Center. The Tony Award-winning theater company has a new artistic director in Jaime Castañeda, a
Harpist Yukimo Endo Schlaffer plays Debussy's Danse sacrée et danse profane with the Dallas Chamber Symphony on April 21.
The museum closed in March for facility improvements to enhance the visitor experience.
The six works by Nicole Eisenman, Gloria Klein, Caroline Monnet, Hasani Sahlehe and Raymond Saunders will enter the museum's permanent collection.
Classical music returns to Mockingbird Station this month with Summer Classical Music Series, beginning May 16. The series received D Magazine's last year's "Best of Big D" award for best summer music series and this year, there are plans to repeat the fun.
"Hunt Slonem: Bunnies, Birds & Butterflies" is on view throughout the garden through Sept. 30.
As the orchestra presents the penultimate concert of its current season, it announces the 2026-2027 season.
A new era begins at The Dallas Opera on June 1 as David Lomelí begins his tenure as the company's Kern Wildenthal General Director and CEO.
The soccer-inspired production of Bizet's most famous opera runs June 5-6 at Trinity United Methodist Church in Arlington.
The new season begins in October with a Halloween favorite. Avant Chamber Ballet has announced its 15 th season, and it reflects how the company has grown over the last decade and a half.
