Lindsey Wilson

Dallas Children's Theater, the only major organization in Dallas focusing solely on youth and family theater, has revealed the lineup for its 2024-25 season — the 41st season for this institution founded in 1984.

Still from Wicked: Part One, coming to theaters in November. Wicked

With fall in the wings, it's time to make plans. Fort Worth has loads of culture, restaurants, and arts events teed up and we're here to cull it down to the best bets.

When it comes to college decor, we've come a long way from the Bed, Bath & Beyond Bed-In-a-Bag — at least at SMU.

A major Dallas-area theater company has executed an abrupt change in personnel. WaterTower Theatre in Addison fired its associate producer, Elizabeth Kensek, who had been with the institution for five years, citing "efficiency" as the reason:

The headline says 14 shows, but there are really so many more. That's because it's festival time in DFW, and we don't just mean Oktoberfest and the like. Festivals are happening onstage too this month, covering new work, international offerings, and so much more. Plus, the State Fair show is back!

A week after WaterTower Theatre abruptly laid off its associate producer, Elizabeth Kensek, the theater company has provided some insight into the financial and structural conditions that prompted the decision.

Joseph Minton is arguably the most influential interior designer and art collector in Fort Worth, and now his historic former home could be yours.

The theme of Circle Theatre 's 2025 season is "Ignite," and its lineup is certainly turning up the heat with three musicals on tap and a reimagined second performance space.

Uptown Dallas' Theatre Three has debuted the lineup for its 62nd season, with a theme called "Play With Us" — encompassing four musicals and four plays across its two stages.