Whatever else you may say about the Fort Worth Opera’s Daughter of the Regiment, it’s surely the company’s most laugh-inducing production in a long time. A large and merry audience had a grand old time at the opening performance Saturday night in Bass Hall. Read more

You could hardly find a more stark contrast than that between the first two entries in the Fort Worth Opera's 2013 festival. La Boheme, which opened in Bass Hall on Saturday night, is a work of lush music and t... Read more

Mezzo-soprano Joyce Castle is not afraid to thumb her nose at the aristocracy. Read more

Darren Woods is pleased to be singing alongside a friend in his return to the stage. Read more

HauntCon and Spring Scream at Hangman’s House of Horrors Read more

Besides classical, Dong loves to listen to pop music and is gaining an appreciation for jazz through a course at Juilliard. Read more

Texas and bluebonnets go together like cowboys and boots. One of the best places to view bluebonnets near DFW is just a short drive south, near Ennis, Texas. Read more

Happy faces, great art, food and music paint the picture of another great Main St. fest. Read more

More than a few tears were shed Saturday night as Mimi breathed her last in Bass Hall. Mimi is, of course, the doomed heroine of Puccini’s La Boheme, arguably the most popular opera of all time. The hall was jammed for this opening performance of the Fort Worth Opera‘s 2013 festi... Read more

On a Tuesday night in March, Darren Woods -- the avuncular general director of Fort Worth Opera -- is engaged in the art of the soft sell before an audience of approximately 150 people inside the auditorium of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art. Read more