Lindsey Wilson

Dallas fashionistas didn’t need to travel to New York Fashion Week for a high-profile runway show — designer Adam Lippes debuted his spring/summer 2024 collection right here in Big D, as part of the 48th annual Crystal Charity Ball Ten Best Dressed Women of Dallas event.

Ok, yes, because I included the Fort Worth Fringe there are technically way more than 13 shows opening this month. But let’s keep things simple, yes?

UPDATE: A celebration of Bruce Coleman’s life will take place on Monday, October 2, at the Kalita Humphreys Theater. Doors open at 6 pm, with the celebration beginning at 7 pm. “The donning of your Bruce Coleman ‘original’ is encouraged” notes the announcement.

One of the Kimbell Art Museum’s most famous paintings is about to take a little vacation.

Some of Dallas-Fort Worth’s most notable theater practitioners recently turned their talents toward a different medium: film.

The Jesus-themed theatrical event His Story: The Musical announced it is closing today, Sunday, June 18, after the newly added 7 pm show.

The Dallas-Fort Worth theater community lost one of its most recognizable contributors on May 21, when The Column founder John Garcia passed away from leukemia.

The formula at Lyric Stage has recently been to present one weekend of a beloved American musical, lushly scored by a live orchestra at downtown Dallas’ Majestic Theatre, four times a year.

In a tent erected in a shopping center parking lot, a muscled man is dancing for a screaming crowd. Less than five miles away, in a another parking-lot tent, a different muscled man is body-rolling to frenzied applause.

Theatre Three’s 2023-24 season is out, and it includes three musicals, three classic and award-winning plays, one hilarious play with music, and the world premiere of an adaption by a local playwright.