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  100 Dallas Creatives: No. 62 Virtuosic Violinist Nathan Olson

  Mixmaster presents "100 Creatives," in which we feature cultural entrepreneurs of Dallas in random order. Know an artistic mind who deserves a little bit of blog love? Email lauren.smart@dallasobserver.com with the whos and whys. When I meet him for...

  @ The Mixmaster by Katie Womack on September 3, 2014 @ 11:10 am

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  10 Visual Art Exhibitions to See This September

  As the calendar flips to September, gallerists across the city sweep the cobwebs from the corners of their gallery as they prepare for the return of the visual art season. One of our favorite spaces in the city, The Power Station, presents Ruth Pinne...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 3, 2014 @ 10:04 am

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  10 Dance Shows to See This September in Dallas

  Gaudium dance is back this September! "It's just a jump to the left. And then a step to the right. With your hand on your hips. You bring your knees in tight. But it's the pelvic thrust. That really drives you insane. Let's do the Time Warp agai...

  @ The Mixmaster by Danielle Georgiou on September 3, 2014 @ 9:02 am

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  Stage West's Beyond Therapy Gives an Unstraightforward Look at Love

  Dana Schultes and Mark Shum in Beyond Therapy. If therapy has ever been in vogue, it started somewhere after the mid-20th century. When Chrisopher Durang's Beyond Therapy first premiered in New York City in 1981, this idea of therapy was almost tr...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 3, 2014 @ 8:09 am

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  Teco Theatrical Productions' PlayPride Festival Puts Money Where Its Heart Is

  The playwrights of PlayPride Festival When Teresa Coleman-Walsh, founder and artistic director of TeCo Theatrical Productions, received a submission to the company's annual New Play competition entitled Three Guys in a Bed, she immediately wanted...

  @ The Mixmaster by Caroline North on September 2, 2014 @ 9:32 am

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  Brew-HaHa Comedy Series Pairs Craft Breweries with Live Comics

  Drinking and comedy have always gone together like peanut butter, jelly and soft, white bread with the crusts carefully removed. Comedy club drinks, however, aren't the tastiest or most reasonably priced concoctions. It's part and parcel for the busi...

  @ The Mixmaster by Danny Gallagher on September 2, 2014 @ 9:00 am

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  When Artist Gary Sweeney Quit His Day Job, He Made Plans to Visit Dallas

  Being an artist can be a tough gig, especially if your heart is set on living indoors and enjoying the occasional meal. Naturally most artists find themselves working more than a few odd jobs to keep the lights on. So when California native Gary Swee...

  @ The Mixmaster by Nicholas Bostick on September 2, 2014 @ 7:00 am

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  Bishop Arts District's Newest Gallery Was Inspired by a Margarita, Sort of

  Come November, Oak Cliff's Bishop Arts District will be welcoming its newest member, the EXHIBIT3 Art Gallery. The grand opening on November 2 will present art centered on Day of the Dead themes to coincide with the neighborhood's celebrations. The ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Matt Wood on September 2, 2014 @ 6:55 am

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  Undermain's Tomorrow Come Today Time-Hops through Dystopian Drama

  Good news: In the future, caftans make a comeback and toilet technology will be amazing. Bad news: Your house will know where you are and what you're thinking at all times, the water will taste terrible and it will be too hot to ever go outside. ...

  by Elaine Liner on October 2, 2014

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  100 Dallas Creatives: No. 63 Fresh Perspective Kelsey Leigh Ervi

  When Kelsey Leigh Ervi graduated from Baylor University, moving to Dallas would've been an obvious choice. Quite a few alumni of the theater department land in Dallas, fine tune their mechanics and fly away to a bigger city. And local theaters are ha...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on August 29, 2014 @ 3:48 pm

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  Why Are You Wearing Scarves in Summer, Dallas?

  Even scarves don't want you to wear scarves right now. Recently, I asked a scarf if it had a moment to sit with me and talk about why it's in Dallas so much this time of year. The scarf was gracious enough to oblige. Here is our interview: Hey, ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Alice Laussade on August 29, 2014 @ 3:43 pm

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  Goss Michael Foundation Charts New Waters, Invites Dallas Along for Voyage

  The first time I met Kenny Goss, he wanted to show me his art collection. We were meeting for an article about the annual fundraiser, MTV:ReDefine, but first, would I like to see his Damien Hirst? While famously associated with the pop singer Georg...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on August 29, 2014 @ 2:28 pm

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  With 2014-15 Season, Dallas Chamber Symphony Occupies Important Place in City's Arts

  "While most major cities have chamber orchestras, Dallas did not," says McKay. "So in 2011, we started DCS, and by 2012, we were in full operation. Then with the opening of the new Dallas City Performance Hall, we had an opportunity not only to fill ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Danielle Georgiou on August 29, 2014 @ 7:15 am

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  The Meyerson Symphony Center Turns 25. You're Invited to the Party!

  You can also catch a free docent-led tour throughout the week-long party; visit mydso.com for the full schedule and more information. ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on August 28, 2014 @ 2:35 pm

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  Casey Gray Updates the Baroque With Emojis and Spray Paint at Circuit 12

  In much of Casey Gray's art, there's a humorous tension between message and medium. Imagine if the 17th century Flemish painters had worked in spray paint. Conversely, picture Peter Paul Rubens on a skateboard. See? Funny. This was the crux of much o...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on August 28, 2014 @ 12:57 pm

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  13 Awesome Things to Do in Dallas This Weekend, August 28- September 1

  Scream Your Way Through the Weekend Six by Hitch Lonestar Film Society pays tribute to one of film's master directors all weekend by screening six of his best films at The Modern in Fort Worth. Starting Thursday with a screening of one of Alfred ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on August 28, 2014 @ 6:37 am

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  Alamo Drafthouse Announces Third New Location in Las Colinas

  An artist's rendering of the new Alamo Drafthouse location in Las Colinas' Music Factory complex Dallas/Fort Worth is getting a third Alamo Drafthouse movie theater to fulfill the needs of the Metroplex's more hardcore and addicted cinephiles. ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Danny Gallagher on August 27, 2014 @ 4:25 pm

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  100 Dallas Creatives: No. 64 Maverick Artist Roberto Munguia

  Part of 40-photo essay about all the possible ways this hat may be worn, which showed at Conduit Gallery for TepeQuetzalandia in 2013 Mixmaster presents "100 Creatives," in which we feature cultural entrepreneurs of Dallas in random order. Know an...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on August 27, 2014 @ 12:46 pm

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  A Complete Guide to the Companies Performing at Dallas DanceFest This Weekend

  Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, Rep II "The Dallas DanceFest is very timely. Dance is surging forward...and it's exciting because there are more emerging dance companies than ever before," says Gayle Halperin, ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Danielle Georgiou on August 27, 2014 @ 11:07 am

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  Spanish Lake Tells a Story about Race That's Familiar in Dallas, Ferguson and Everywhere

  A scene from Spanish Lake, a new documentary about race in a suburb near Ferguson, Missouri. During a recent evening rush-hour, KERA was serving commuters one of its usual panels of NPR experts talking about the news, in this case the death of Mic...

  @ The Mixmaster by Patrick Williams on August 27, 2014 @ 8:00 am