Rich Lopez

Next month, The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth will screen the new documentary Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World. The film opens for a limited engagement on July 10 through July 12. Directed and produced by Sasha Waters, the film considers Oliver’s life and work and how natural beauty was a […]

In Friday’s paper, David Taffet wrote about the Oak Lawn Library and the initiative to paint its steps in Pride colors as a bookend to the Cedar Springs Strip. The project was in response to the removal of the rainbow crosswalks. The painting began earlier in the week and culminated into a dedication ceremony on […]

It’s hard not to think how incredible that two shows onstage right now center on women – and women of a certain age. Kitchen Dog is wrapping up its run of Venus, a play about two women and the aftermath of their curious first date. And now at Echo, The Roommate centers on women over […]

Sunset Serve is a high-energy sunset gathering bringing together fashion, performances, photo moments, community, and healthy sexual awareness for one evening in Dallas. The event is designed to celebrate LGBTQIA+ joy and connection while creating an approachable space for conversations around men’s health, sexual wellness, HIV prevention and PrEP. So what can guests expect? The […]

Stage Notes is a weekly aggregate post about theater, classical music, dance, comedy and stage news, events, reviews and other pertinent information. Opening this week: Broadway at the Center: Monty Python’s Spamalot, today-Sunday at the Winspear. Circle Theatre: Totally Made-up Musical, Friday and Saturday. Community of Rowlett Players (CORP): Deliver Us From Mama, Friday-July 18. Theatre […]

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Mineral Wells will welcome home one of its own this weekend. Shane McAnally (he/him) had gone from North Texan to Nashville with country music on his mind. After some self-reflectiion, honesty and major talent that took him all the way to the Grammys and the Tonys, he found himself much more comfortable behind the spotlight. […]

Steven Spielberg’s Jaws was released in June 1975 and is often considered the movie that introduced the summer blockbuster. Amphibian Stage’s The Shark is Broken was a befitting tribute to the fil on its opening last Friday. WIth its own summer release, Amphibian takes us behind the scenes of the famous film, but this is […]

Grammy-nominated artist, and a founding member of the queer-centric band Semi-Precious Weapons, Aaron Lee Tasjan is stopping in Fort Worth at Printed Threads on Saturday, Sept. 26. Tasjan is touring in support of his latest album Get Over It, Underdog, released last month on Blue Élan Records. Get Over It, Underdog marks the Americana artist’s fifth […]

Stage Notes is a weekly aggregate post about theater, classical music, dance, comedy and stage news, events, reviews and other pertinent information. Opening this week: The Firehouse Theatre: Grease, today-Aug. 23. NTPA Rep: Disney’s Frozen, Friday-Aug. 16 at the Willow Bend Center of the Arts. Lakeside Community Theatre: Little Shop of Horrors, Friday-Aug. 29. The Core […]