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On Friday, May 9th, experimental theater group Verbobala Spoken Video is set to arrive to Ft. Worth for the first time to give a performance that will digitally cross borders and lyrically challenge listeners.

Van Cliburn Foundation invites you to be the judge in the inaugural YouTube Contest for Amateur Classical Pianists. The winner will be guaranteed entry into the sixth International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs in the spring of 2011. You have until May 15 to cast your vote.

The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra has announced its 2008 “Concerts in Garden” series, an annual festival of outdoor events taking place in the beautiful Fort Worth Botanic Gardens from late May through early July.

Hip Pocket Theatre Artistic Director Johnny Simons will be holding open auditions for the company’s 2008 Season on Sunday, May 4, 2008. The season begins June 6, 2008, with productions scheduled through the end of October.

Q Cinema, The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Opera, in conjunction with the city-wide More Life festival, are joining forces to present a special screening of the HBO production of Tony Kushner’s Angels in America on Saturday, May 3, 2008 beginning at 2 p.m. at the Modern.

Hip Pocket Theatre will present the second annual Pocket Full of Blues Festival on Saturday, April 26, 2008. Eight bands will take the stage beginning at 4 PM and continuing into the wee hours. The festival, which will also include an auction, is a fundraiser to help support HPT’s music program during their summer performance season.

Arlington Master Chorale will hold its annual AMC5000 gala fundraiser on May 03, 2008. The evening will include live music, entertainment, dancing, dinner, a silent auction and a door raffle. The grand prize for the evening will be a drawing for $5,000; the winner need not be present.

Pantagleize Theatre Company presents a production of Henrik Ibsen’s seldom revived masterwork, Little Eyolf. Greatly admired by playwright George Bernard Shaw, this intriguing combination of realism, magic, and fairy tale will run April 24 through May 04, 2008.

Kinetiq HD, a Fort Worth-based film and video production company, will be launching a quarterly film series on April 30 at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The inaugural film will be Fort Worth’s premiere screening of the award-winning American Fork. Proceeds from the film will benefit the Kinetiq HD Film Scholarship program.

Circle Theatre is scheduling auditions for its upcoming summer production of Paul Slade Smith’s Unnecessary Farce on April 27, 2008, beginning at 7:00 PM.