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By Wayne Lee Gay Tuesday night at Moody Performance Hall, the Dallas Chamber Symphony led by conductor Richard McKay, produced a succinct and impressive tribute to some of the great music and [...]

By Cheryl Callon Texas Ballet Theater’s spring announcement of its 56th season opener Beauty and the Beast came at an opportune time. Pop culture was still smitten with the live-action Disney [...]

By Scott Cantrell of The Dallas Morning News. Opened in 2012, the 750-seat acoustically adjustable Dallas City Performance Hall virtually begged for the chamber orchestra series the city had [...]

By Wayne Lee Gay of Theater Jones A string of appealing miniatures led up to one of the monuments of the string orchestra repertoire Tuesday night at Dallas City Performance Hall in the second [...]

By Scott Cantrell of The Dallas Morning News. The Dallas Chamber Symphony certainly put on a fun concert Monday night at the Dallas City Performance Hall. The program’s three pieces, composed [...]

By Wayne Lee Gay of The Dallas Observer. In 1922, Buster Keaton, one of the reigning film comedians of the day, applied his deadpan, rubber-limbed genius to the creation of one of the [...]

By Wayne Lee Gay of D Magazine. Cinema—even the greatest cinema—depends on great music for its effectiveness. Across recent seasons, the Dallas Chamber Symphony, while expending most of its [...]

By Manuel Mendoza of The Dallas Morning News. Live dance sequences cleverly amplified the themes and look of the classic silent film Metropolis in a multimedia reimagining that opened the 28th [...]

Review By Janice Franklin of TheaterJones. A silent film, a chamber ensemble, projections and a dance ensemble onstage. What could possibly go wrong? A lot, actually, but wrongness was not [...]

On Thursday, October 29, The Dallas Chamber Symphony’s Conductor and Artistic Director Richard McKay will be a featured panelist for the State of the Arts discussion series. Presented by National [...]