The theatre community in D/FW is rich, diverse, and warm. The March performance calendar reflects that with abundant opportunities to see local talent onstag...

There is so much art in D/FW, narrowing down a list of recommended events can be a difficult task. March is blooming with lush offerings: gallery openings, w...

North Texas is slowly showing signs of Spring, and with a new season approaching, new films are cropping up, many of them rarely seen in D/FW. March’s film c...

Soul Rep Theatre will continue its 13th Season with the regional premiere of a children’s play, Amazing Grace. Running February 20 – March 8, 2020 at the Sou...

In late January, Dallas Art Beat attended a screening of the Season 2 preview of the Dallas-based television series, #WASHED. Created and Directed by two-tim...

A new company committed to the work of William Shakespeare has popped up in Dallas. Spearheaded by SMU Theatre and Dance Alumni Emily Ernst, Christopher Ruth...

Stormi Demerson is a Dallas actress, poet, spoken word performer and visual artist. I met her while working on a theatre project in 2007, and at the time had...

The Core Theatre, a hidden gem in the downtown Richardson area, has been in the Dallas theatre scene since 2008. Founded by James Hansen Prince, the theatre ...

In late November, Dallas Art Beat was invited to an exclusive press meet and greet for the upcoming independent film, LOW KEY. The meet and greet included sc...

Swimming While Drowning by Emilio Rodriguez will have its Dallas debut this week at Cara Mia Theatre Co. The play fearlessly explores the resilience of gay a...

Kitchen Dog Theater, one of Dallas’ stalwart theatre companies, is a champion of new plays. A founding member of the National New Play Network, the theater c...

In late October I sat down with Dallas theatre artists Christie Vela, Michael Federico, and Max Hartman. We were surrounded by the set for Theatre Three’s pr...

Dallas actress and independent filmmaker Cheryl Allison’s award-winning documentary, Shatter the Silence, was inspired by the #metoo and #timesup movements. ...

Kilgore, TX – a small historic town 100 miles East of Dallas might seem like an unlikely event spot, but as the hosts of the Rangerette’s Revels annual Sprin...

In late August, I visited Arts Mission Oak Cliff for a screening of the independent film, Stacy Has a Thing for Black Guys. The film is local in the truest s...

Dallas playwright, Jonathan Norton, has a new play opening next week at Kitchen Dog Theater. Having it's world premiere as Kitchen Dog's 29th season opener, ...

Wingspan Theatre Company, one of Dallas’ beloved independent theatres, is celebrating its 22nd season with the upcoming production of Two by Beckett – Footfa...

Adventuring with this new blog space, I’ve been reflective about how I want to connect with art and what I want to say about it. When I was working as a prof...