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Kristen Cochran

admin·May 16, 2013
Kristen Cochran wants to speak in tongues. This might not be apparent at first, health but as you...
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Review: Fela!

admin·May 9, 2013
Raucous and defiant, electrifying and exhilarating, Fela! is a very different musical, blending a wide variety of attitudes and moods, sometimes angry, sometimes coy, sometimes soothing, sometimes sexy, sometimes groping for the mysterious and spiritual. Sprouting from the hybrid Afrobeat songs (jazz, funk, highlife, traditional Yoruban chants [...]
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Viva! Dallas Opera

admin·May 9, 2013
The Dallas Opera has appointed a new music director—only the third person ever to be named to that...
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Film Review: Renoir

admin·May 9, 2013
Set on the French Riviera in the summer of 1915, “Renoir” (based on a book, “Le Tableau Amoureux,”...
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Review: Henry Finkelstein

admin·May 9, 2013
Explosions of color and expression are de rigueur for the work of painter Henry Finkelstein. His fifth solo...
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Mid-Century Melancholia

admin·May 8, 2013
Abby & Nancy Dish on Mid-Season Mad Men The Abby and Nancy Show (the one in my head)...
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Recked Productions Takes to the Pool

Abby Koenig·May 8, 2013
Recked Productions Up For Air Imagine you are strolling around Hermann Park and you notice a gaggle of...
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Eye of the Beholder

admin·May 5, 2013
Cindy Sherman is arguably the preeminent living photographer in contemporary art history and, on March 17, the Dallas...
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Priscilla, Queen of the Desert the Musical

admin·May 5, 2013
An Interview with Wade McCollum Wade McCollum as last seen in Dallas as a ripped and highly sexual...
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The Race is On!

admin·May 5, 2013
Local filmmaking contest at breakneck speed On Friday, May 10, as the clock approaches midnight, teens, businessmen, teachers,...
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Linguaphile Line Up

admin·May 5, 2013
A Way with Words Brings Whimsical Word Banter to the Lakewood Theater Lovers of clever conversation rejoice and shout Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. The popular public radio show A Way with Words is coming to North Texas for an evening dedicated to the exploration of [...]
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Dance to the Beat

admin·May 5, 2013
When Fela! premiered on Broadway four years ago, cure it re-introduced the music of the revolutionary Nigerian composer...
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