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Aziz Ansari Brought a Relatable Force of Funny to Dallas Saturday Night
By Sarah Wyatt Aziz Ansari is a man built for an arena act, a master of crowd control. The night's opening act was a Michael Jackson impersonator with his own backing applause soundtrack. It seemed fitting with the ego and presence that Ansari puts...
@ The Mixmaster by The Mixmaster on September 15, 2014 @ 10:46 am
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Anna Clyne's Rewind Topped an Asymmetrical Opening Weekend at The FWSO
This last weekend marked the opening of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's 2014-2015 classical season. Saturday evening kicked off with an honorary video commemorating musical director Miguel Harth-Bedoya's 15th season with the FWSO, followed by a s...
@ The Mixmaster by Jonathan Patrick on September 15, 2014 @ 9:59 am
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100 Dallas Creatives: No. 57 Inquisitive Sculptor Val Curry
But he's probably wrong about that. This guy is one of the most interesting people you will meet in Dallas. He just keeps making art that has people talking, whether it's the giant outdoor cat sanctuary he has built in his backyard, his window instal...
@ The Mixmaster by Danielle Georgiou on September 15, 2014 @ 8:00 am
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The Subconscious Storyteller: Benjamin Terry at RE Gallery
By Justin Hunt The storybook nostalgia of South Dallas' RE Gallery is the perfect milieu for the exhibition of Benjamin Terry's latest works, the unconscious mind. While Terry's previous ventures focused principally on large, technically adept, two-...
@ The Mixmaster by The Mixmaster on September 15, 2014 @ 7:00 am
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Siblings Go at it in Two-Character Play
Tennessee Williams described The Two-Character Play as his "most beautiful" drama after A Streetcar Named Desire. He may have been a bit too in love with his own words. It's a haunting piece laced with poetry, madness and tragedy, but it's no Street...
by Elaine Liner on October 16, 2014
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Strong Singers Boost Weak Script of Little Women at CTD
Director Michael Serrecchia has gathered some mighty big voices to play Little Women in the musical version of Louisa May Alcott's novel. Contemporary Theatre of Dallas ends its season with this show. On a multi-level set by Rodney Dobbs that has...
by ELAINE LINER on October 16, 2014
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DCT Teases Up Big Comedy with Rapunzel! Rapunzel!
At Dallas Children's Theater, Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale, directed by Nancy Schaeffer, is letting the title character's hair down while bringing the house down with giggles of delighted young audiences. This is children's theater at...
by ELAINE LINER on October 16, 2014
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Comedian Laurie Kilmartin On the Challenges, Lessons of Telling Jokes About Her Dead Dad
"The dark, sad things you're trying to make people laugh about wouldn't seem so funny if they happened to you," a heckler might shout from the darkened recesses of a comedy club. Comedian and Conan writer Laurie Kilmartin who is known for not steer...
@ The Mixmaster by Danny Gallagher on September 12, 2014 @ 11:30 am
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Panels Provide Prescriptions, But Ultimately Is the Artist Responsible for Personal Health?
There were actually butts in the seats last night, which was exciting. By Monica Hinman Last night at the Dallas Museum of Art, KERA's Art and Seek kicked off their sixth season of State of the Arts, which brings together leaders in the local a...
@ The Mixmaster by The Mixmaster on September 12, 2014 @ 11:00 am
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Finding the Future in the Past for Bruce Wood Dance Project's Lovett + More
Many people wondered what would happen to the Bruce Wood Dance Project (BWDP) after the untimely passing of their artistic director and choreographer. Would the company fold once again? Or would they continue to pursue the mission set forth by their ...
@ The Mixmaster by Danielle Georgiou on September 12, 2014 @ 9:24 am
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Dallas Native Comedian Chris Tellez Wants to Tell You a Story at Dallas Comedy House
He started a regular monthly stand-up show called "Pillow Talk" at a dive bar in Oak Cliff that didn't have working air conditioning. The place was packed with sweaty people trying to drink away the heat of a drought-stricken Texas. Tellez was poundi...
@ The Mixmaster by Danny Gallagher on September 12, 2014 @ 8:56 am
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100 Dallas Creatives: No. 58 Man of Mystery Edward Ruiz
Edward Ruiz. Confetti Eddie. The man with the giant dinosaur outside of his studio. You might know him by any of these names, but did you know that Dallas is Ruiz' hometown? Well, it's true. The Oak Cliff-born visual artist, now a fixture in Expositi...
@ The Mixmaster by Danielle Georgiou on September 12, 2014 @ 7:00 am
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Expo Park's Newest Gallery Opens with Dallas Artist Thor Johnson's State Fair Photos
The idea of inviting strangers into their home is not new to Lily Taylor and Sean Miller. When the artistic couple lived in Denton, they participated in the (International) Home Theater Festival, a movement to take performance out of the theaters and...
@ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 11, 2014 @ 2:43 pm
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The Fertile Mind of Momix's Moses Pendleton Blossoms with Alchemia
"I can't go a day without clicking my camera. Capturing the personalities in the flowers, capturing the personality of the ice that forms on the lake by my house...I see the dancers in those flowers and that ice." Moses Pendleton, artistic director ...
@ The Mixmaster by Danielle Georgiou on September 11, 2014 @ 1:11 pm
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19 Awesome Things to Do in Dallas This Weekend, September 11-14
It might be difficult to believe this, but there is an entire generation of adults who have not necessarily seen The Rocky Horror Picture Show. It's about time these young whippersnappers learned the "Time Warp" and I can think of no one better to te...
@ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 11, 2014 @ 7:00 am
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Body-Hopping, Science Fiction and Avocados: Gordon Dahlquist on Tomorrow Come Today
Vanessa DeSilvio and Montgomery Sutton might be playing the same character.... It's little wonder Gordon Dahlquist's newest play is science fiction. The first words of the upcoming Undermain Theatre world premiere,Tomorrow Come Today, were penne...
@ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 10, 2014 @ 2:59 pm
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Dear One Arts Plaza, The Mixmaster Knows How to Fix You
It's a picturesque summer night. My mother is in town for the week. I'm taking her to the theater in the downtown Dallas arts district. With the simple hope that we confab over a cocktail before we settle into our seats at the City Performance Hall, ...
@ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 10, 2014 @ 9:12 am
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Win the Lottery to See Aziz Ansari this Weekend
Hey, Ladies! This weekend, one of the country's funniest foodies stops in at the American Airlines Center. Aziz Ansari brings his latest comedy tour, Modern Romance, to town at 8 p.m. Saturday night and according to him it's so dope, he wants to ...
@ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 10, 2014 @ 8:00 am
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100 Dallas Creatives: No. 59 Adventurous Filmmaker Toby Halbrooks
"Sorry if the reception's bad, I'm headed into a national sequoia forest," Toby Halbrooks says, answering the phone in California. The musician come filmmaker is currently in the golden state to work on his latest venture with fellow Dallas darling, ...
@ The Mixmaster by Caroline North on September 10, 2014 @ 7:00 am
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Merritt Tierce Finds Ingredients for Her First Novel, Love Me Back, in a Dallas Steakhouse
"It wasn't like I would go home and take notes like I thought I would write a book about it someday. I didn't even think of myself as a writer, at least not professionally," Tierce says, sipping an Americano at Oak Lawn Coffee, just "around the corne...
@ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 9, 2014 @ 1:35 pm
