Subject: Don Quixote

• Wednesday Brunch

  Golden Palace is Houston's top weekday dim sum destination

  April 24, 2003

• Sa-Weet!

  Deadpan irony is the rule in this triumphant high school geek comedy

  July 15, 2004

• It's Play Time!

  June 30, 1994

• Failed Quest

  August 18, 1994

• Press Picks

  February 23, 1995

• Possible Dream

  March 2, 1995

• Dream On

  May 11, 1995

• A Prince in Disguise

  December 7, 1995

• Letters

  June 27, 1996

• Press Picks

  March 20, 1997

• Press Picks

  June 12, 1997

• Final Curtain

  June 19, 1997

• Press Picks

  October 9, 1997

• Street of Dreams

  October 23, 1997

• Rotation

  May 28, 1998

• Gay Festfor Films

  May 27, 1999

• Man of La Mancha

  January 29, 2009

• Natural Disaster

  Was Terry Gilliam the man who killed Don Quixote?

  February 20, 2003

• West Oaks Hospital, Don Quixote and Galveston ISD

  Mail Call

  November 8, 2007

• Art Capsule Reviews: "Chemical City," "David McGee: El Soñador Elegante," "Practice Makes Perfect" and "To 25!"

  Art Capsule Reviews

  October 18, 2007

• "To 25!" and "David McGee: El Soñador Elegante,"

  DiverseWorks celebrates its 25th anniversary with two exhibits

  October 11, 2007

• Artists' Lofts

  August 2, 2007

• Don Stud

  June 15, 2006

• Capsule Reviews

  Our critics weigh in on local theater

  June 15, 2006

• Black Forest

  Terry Gilliam returns, with no one but himself to blame

  August 25, 2005

• Excess Hollywood

  In the season of sequels and Happy Meal toys, '05 may be a pleasant surprise.

  May 26, 2005

• Growing in Stages

  New places, faces and ideas have transformed Houston's theater scene

  May 5, 2005

• Poured Out

  With archaic and self-serving laws, reforms don't come easy for the Texas booze industry

  April 7, 2005

• Gallo's Pole

  The weirdo auteur drives morbidly toward his own money shot in The Brown Bunny

  September 16, 2004

• Cross Ways

  January 17, 2002

• Mack Attack

  October 28, 1999

• Child's Play

  October 28, 1999

• Twice Is Nice

  A light romantic comedy explores second chances

  June 17, 1999

• This Week's No Reservations: Rust Belt

  Photo by CaDeltaFotoBaltimore's skyline: Much nicer than one would anticipate​This week Anthony Bourdain headed to Baltimore, Buffalo and Detroit, or, as he called them, "fucked up cities I kinda love." The episode was light on snark and heavy on pathos and snowscapes of abandoned structures. For some much-needed comic relief, Bourdain invited along his friend Zamir, the hard-drinking Russian Sancho Panza to Bourdain's grizzled New York Don Quijote. Baltimore Bourdain said he was drawn t

  July 28, 2009