“There hasn’t been a pompadour this high and a v-neck this deep since Jason Priestly had a nightmare where Morrissey conducted a seance next to Jimmy Dean’s grave.”

National Endowment of the Arts funding flowing into North Texas will go towards the commissioning of a new hip-hop-infused theatrical production, a symphonic piece memorializing John F. Kennedy, a dance inspired by the Dia de Los Muertos, and five other new works of art.

In the wake of the Giant opening at New York’s Public Theater, Texas Monthly‘s Christopher Kelly shines the stage lights on the theater company that originated the production, the Dallas Theater Center.

A new bio pic uses the making of Psycho to explore the great director’s own Freudian quirks.

Joe Wright and Tom Stoppard take Tolstoy’s Russia and turn it into a literal stage.

Sufjan Stevens is celebrating Christmas too damn early. Andrea Bocelli is in town to make you cry. And all the other must-see shows of the weekend.

Constantine Maroulis and Deborah Cox are the newest additions to this Broadway hit. We have three pairs of tickets to give away to Jekyll & Hyde’s opening night at the Winspear on December 4th.

Remember a few weeks ago when we mentioned the pending visit of a delegation from the country of Turkey to the Dallas Museum of Art that may or may not have had something to do with that country’s recent efforts to claim lost antiquities? Well we have some more news about meeting.

This comedian is filming her stand-up special at the Lakewood Theatre here in her hometown on Saturday. We got a preview of her humor for our Questions With series.

Why the DMA’s new free admission policy is both a symbolic and tangible move in the right direction for Dallas. Plus, a few commercial spaces offer interesting group shows.