Kimberly Richard is a North Texan with a passion for the arts. She’s worked with Theatre Three, Inc. and interned for the English National Opera and Royal Shakespeare Company. She graduated from Austin College and currently lives in Garland with her very pampered cocker spaniel, Tessa.
The Latest
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Kimbell Art Museum acquires seventeenth-century sculpture by Stefano Maderno
“Samson and Two Philistines” depicts the Old Testament account of Samson, now on display at the Fort Worth museum.
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WaterTower Theatre announces new leadership
JC Schuster has been serving as Interim Producing Artistic Director since June and will take on the role permanently on Oct. 1.
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Exhibition about Nelson Mandela inspires the next generation
Mandela: The Official Exhibition at the African American Museum in Fair Park is a classroom like no other. The immersive exhibit runs through Nov. 1
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From battle to beauty, DMA exhibit explores the art of Japanese metalwork
Samurai to the Imperial Court: Japanese Metalwork, an exhibition on view at the Dallas Museum of Art through Sept. 6, investigates the inventiveness and craftsmanship of Japanese metalwork.
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A holiday favorite returns for Stage West's 2026-2027 season
It’s never too early to plan for the holiday season and Stage West’s new 2026-2027 season includes the return of a holiday favorite you might want to add to your calendar now.
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Proposed merger of two arts institutions reimagines business model
Dallas Theater Center and AT&T Performing Arts Center announce plans to merge early next year.
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Meet Dallas Arts District's new leader: Ahava Silkey-Jones
Silkey-Jones previously served as Vice Provost of the School of Creative Arts, Entertainment and Design at Dallas College.
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Teens take on Shakespeare at two Dallas theaters
North Texas teenagers perform “Twelfth Night” at Junior Players and “The Comedy of Errors” at Shakespeare Dallas this month.
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Moody Fund for the Arts announces $475,000 in grants for 70 arts organizations
The Moody Fund for the Arts is awarding $475,000 in grants to 70 small arts organizations in North Texas.
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Shane Peterman leaves WaterTower Theatre to lead two arts organizations in Georgia
Peterman has been WaterTower Theatre’s Producing Artistic Director since 2019.
