Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Mother and Child

Wilde Thing

An Ideal Husband awaits at SMU

Fruit of the Poison Tree

In a Dallas court, Costa Rican banana workers claim a banned pesticide left them sterile

A Fan's Notes

Ideas that were forgotten but not gone in 2003

A Little Respeto

How Maná won the war for its reputation--without even trying

Trials and Tribu-lations

Austin-based salsa orchestra marries ghetto funk with barrio spice

Cora! Cora! Cora!

Artistic director Cora Cardona's style--passionate, arrogant, riveting, domineering--makes Teatro Dallas special and her enemies livid

Elián's choice

Should a 6-year-old decide his own fate? Lisa Singh, kidnapped by her father at age 6 and taken from America to a small village in India, says yes.

Poetry in motion

Gabriel Garcia Marquez hits the stage running in Teatro's stunning new show

Theater of the absurd

Camus' Caligula is too much hot air and not enough heat

A wake

Guantanamera is a director's warm, compassionate farewell

Events for the week

Guantanamera is a director's warm, compassionate farewell

Events for the week

Guantanamera is a director's warm, compassionate farewell

Naughty, naughty

Theatre Three exposes a bit of Durang in Disgraceful Acts

Angel's wings

Cowboy Junkies drone and moan toward brilliance