Opening the Season at ATX Jazz and Chamber Music
ATX Music opened its 2026–27 season on September 12 at the Mansion with an impressive ensemble of musicians: violinists Stefan Jackiw and Geoffrey Herd, pianist Anna Petrova, violist Milena Pajaro-van…
CLUE: The Naked Alibi
Fans of Tim Curry, who died a few days ago, will remember him not only for his iconic role in Rocky Horror Picture Show, but the 1985 film Clue. The…
Looking Closely: Lance Myers
At Wally Workman Gallery, painter Lance Myers talks about family, insects, scale, technique, and the mysteries that can hide inside a painting. Walking through the last day of Lance Myers’…
The Recipe Box
From the creator of Sordid Lives, this Southern comedy translates and transfers a specific type of humor across state lines. The first thing I noticed before the show began was…
From the Church to Carnegie Hall
A discussion and personality profile of Karen Uslin The improbable road to a stage that turned out to be home Karen Uslin does not describe her career as a plan.…
A PROGRESSIVE FORCE FOR CHANGE
The power of speech has been a great focus of discussion for several years now, as we have seen it used in political discourse for the most nefarious of purposes.…
The Case for Slow: What Happens When We Remember How to Be Still
I met Darwin Fogt at our community pool because I noticed he was reading one of my favorite authors, Haruki Murakami. It was in one a moment that could’ve easily…
Midnight: A Barrel of Laughs
I almost missed Midnight, which would have been a shame. It was the last performance of the season, and I was thrilled to have seen it. Coming from the Bronx,…
Looking Up: How the Sky Might Bring Us Back Together
There is something humbling about looking up at the stars. For a few minutes, the arguments, borders, algorithms, ideologies and divisions that occupy so much of our daily lives become…
Oversight: Who Should Decide AI’s Future?
What happens when a handful of people place the future of humanity behind sealed doors and take on the responsibility of deciding its fate? That unsettling premise lies at the…