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Stage West concludes its Summer Season at TCC Theatre Northwest with Martin McDonagh’s spellbinding, Tony Award-nominated black comedy, The Pillowman, August 03, 2007 – August 25, 2007.

Soon to end its 13-year run on Broadway, Artisan Center Theater presents the magical family musical, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, directed by JaceSon Barrus, August 17 – September 15, 2007.

The Kimbell Art Foundation has announced the resignation of Dr. Timothy Potts as director of the Kimbell Art Museum, effective September 1st, 2007. Senior curator Malcolm Warner has been promoted to deputy director, and will assume the post of acting director of the Museum upon Dr. Potts’ departure.

The Amon Carter Museum will eliminate admission fees to special exhibitions when it reopens this fall, providing free access to all of the museum’s galleries and enabling greater public access to one of the country’s finest museums of American art.

Jubilee Theatre concludes its 26th Season with RUDY, a musical montage which chronicles some of the many shows that Jubilee’s legendary Founder Rudy Eastman brought to life. Eastman’s close friend Gloria Abbs teams with new Artistic Director Ed Smith and Music Director Joe Rogers to create this celebratory look back at the 25 years that Eastman served as Artistic Director of Jubilee Theatre.

Ballet Concerto will present its 24th annual Summer Dance Concert on an outdoor stage at the Trinity Park Pavilion the evenings of June 21, 22, 23 and 24, 2007. The program will include a new work utilizing both classical ballet and flamenco by internationally known Fort Worth favorite Luis Montero; “Inscape”, a contemporary pas de deux staged by Webster Dean; and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” choreographed by Christine Hay.

Fort Worth Opera is making a major change in its presentation format for 2007: it is condensing its entire season into an annual festival, with all of its operas and concerts being presented over a four week period beginning June 1. The repertoire for the inaugural festival includes a much anticipated world premiere by Thomas Pasatieri.

Circle Theatre presents Bruce Graham’s According to Goldman, a surprising and hilarious "take" on screenwriting, Hollywood and personal relationships. Performances run May 31^st – July 7^th. Graham is one of Circle’s favorite playwrights. Two or his other plays, Desperate Affection and Moon Over the Brewery, were produced at the Theatre, in previous seasons. Continue reading for more information.

The Live Theatre League of Tarrant County proudly presents its thirteenth annual awards ceremony, Monday, May 14^th, 2007. The League created this event in 1993 to recognize outstanding individuals, companies and organizations that support live theatre in Fort Worth and surrounding cities within Tarrant County. Continue reading to learn more about this year’s winners.

Well, not too far northwest – just off Loop 820. A change of scenery is always nice, and you’ll enjoy their summer season in a new setting at the Theatre Northwest space on TCC’s Northwest Campus.