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  Oddball Festival's Impressive Lineup Bolstered By Most Reverent Audience in Comedy History

  memorable as the first time Funny or Die brought a comedy showcase to our town. That's not to say it wasn't good. For a lot of comedy nerds in attendance, it will be one of the best and most formative live comedy experiences of their lifetime. It was...

  @ The Mixmaster by Danny Gallagher on September 22, 2014 @ 9:01 am

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  "Fifty People One Question" Stops By Lower Greenville. The Results Are Charming.

  It's one of those lovely projects like Humans of New York that reminds us how alike we all are. Take a few minutes of your Monday morning to watch this charming little ditty. It was brought to our attention by the folks at local zine, THWRD....

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 22, 2014 @ 8:00 am

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  100 Dallas Creatives: No. 55 Doers and Makers Shannon Driscoll & Kayli House Cusick

  Shannon Driscoll & Kayli House Cusick are the chic chicks that run Oil & Cotton. Kayli House Cusick met Shannon Driscoll at a volunteer meeting for the very first Better Block Street Festival in Oak Cliff. They immediately clicked. And for that ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 22, 2014 @ 7:00 am

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  Jubilee Theatre triumphs with muscular Brothers Size

  When a play and the performances in it are as stirring as Jubilee Theatre's The Brothers Size, it's hard to find the right descriptives to do it justice. "Compelling" is too overused by critics. "Awesome," too trite. Just know that the words of p...

  by ELAINE LINER on October 23, 2014

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  Just Shoot Them: Bonnie & Clyde at WaterTower Theatre

  Hardly matters anymore if a musical is a hit or a flop on Broadway. Big regional companies like Addison's WaterTower Theatre are so starved for new shows they'll grab rights to anything that played a week or two in New York, as long as there are rol...

  by ELAINE LINER on October 23, 2014

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  Cara Mia Theatre Puts on Teotl: The Sand Show (Didn't Dig It)

  Theater companies and arts critics around Dallas have declared recent SMU drama grad Jeffrey Colangelo a budding genius as a playwright, director and fight choreographer. He's certainly a genius at one thing: convincing people he's brilliant with sh...

  by Elaine Liner on October 23, 2014

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  DFW's Second Annual WhoFest Books an Actual Doctor Colin Baker

  Last year's first WhoFest broke that one rule and somehow managed to be successful. But this year should be even better because the organizers announced this week that one of the Doctors will materialize at their next convention in April of 2015. O...

  @ The Mixmaster by Danny Gallagher on September 19, 2014 @ 1:53 pm

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  100 Dallas Creatives: No. 56 Offbeat Intellect Thomas Riccio

  At the helm of the self-described Pirates of Dallas theater is Thomas Riccio. A theater professor and scholar, whose studies have taken him all over the world, Riccio's primary interest is in the ideas of ritual and the immersive narrative that is ev...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 19, 2014 @ 10:13 am

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  QueerBomb Dallas Plans Alternative Pride Event To Protest Anti-Gay Parade Sponsors

  It's no secret that QueerBomb Dallas has been highly critical of the Alan Ross Freedom Parade that is set to kick off this Sunday afternoon. Earlier this year, QueerBomb hosted their own alternative pride parade that was free of corporate sponsorship...

  @ The Mixmaster by Amy McCarthy on September 19, 2014 @ 7:13 am

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  Finally, a Movie with Liam Neeson That's as Good as Liam Neeson

  Neeson in A Walk Among the Tombstones. Special guest Inkoo Kang, film critic at TheWrap and news editor at Indiewire's Women and Hollywood blog, joins Alan Scherstuhl of the Village Voice and Amy Nicholson of the LAWeekly to discuss a variety of t...

  @ The Mixmaster by The Mixmaster on September 18, 2014 @ 10:49 am

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  18 Awesome Things to Do This Weekend, September 18 - 21

  You think your family is messed up? Thinner than Water The basis of a good family drama is the unified hatred of the patriarch. Well, hatred might be a strong word. Indifference? If there's one thing most of America can agree upon, it's that our...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 18, 2014 @ 7:59 am

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  Valets Suck, So Here Are Five Ways To Mess With Them

  Sorry Mr. Valet, but our protest starts at the very bottom of The Man's parking structure. You can't go out in Dallas without the threat of valets. Somehow, in one of the most sprawling cities in America, we've managed to mess up parking to the ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Gavin Cleaver on September 17, 2014 @ 3:11 pm

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  Where Is Dallas' Iconic Bookstore?

  Portland has Powell's. Dallas has ... not much. In downtown Portland, Powell's Books stretches the length of a city block. Inside, hundreds of wooden bookshelves stuffed to the brim with everything from classic literature to engineering manuals ke...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 17, 2014 @ 12:47 pm

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  Dallas Holocaust Museum's Book Burning Exhibition Should Be Irrelevant But It's Not

  In early 2013, news broke that New Mexico high schools were banning Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere. But this was not the only book on the list. Titles like Catcher in the Rye, Harry Potter, and a Merriam Webster Collegiate Dictionary - because it defines o...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 17, 2014 @ 9:59 am

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  Mario Lopez Was In Dallas Monday. We Interviewed Him. Because, Sexy.

  On Monday afternoon, a room full of local journalists did just that when we got the chance to interview the former teen star about his visit to Dallas. That morning, he was the keynote speaker for PepsiCo's Hispanic Heritage Month kickoff event, sayi...

  @ The Mixmaster by Paige Skinner on September 17, 2014 @ 7:57 am

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  Oh Dear Fried Food Lord, American Idol Auditions Are On Opening Day of The State Fair

  Things will be crazy-go-nuts. This news should strike fear in the fried hearts of many: American Idol will hold auditions for the new season at our great State Fair of Texas on September 26th and 27th-- the first two days of the fair. There is ...

  @ The Mixmaster by Alice Laussade on September 16, 2014 @ 2:03 pm

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  Oral Fixation Returns for Season Four, Looking for More Dallas Stories and Storytellers

  By Monica Hinman I have a friend who has cornered the market on stories. Stuff just happens to her. When we get together, I can count on being regaled with all the details from her latest adventure. She finds a briefcase lying in the stre...

  @ The Mixmaster by The Mixmaster on September 16, 2014 @ 1:32 pm

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  Erin Cluley Gallery, Cydonia Gallery Are Now Open

  This weekend, the gallery scene expanded in two divergent directions with the opening of both Erin Cluley Gallery and Cydonia. Over the big, white bridge Erin Cluley Gallery became the first commercial art space in Trinity Groves - although not in...

  @ The Mixmaster by Lauren Smart on September 16, 2014 @ 9:46 am

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  The Safe Room Screens Two Story, the Winter of Frank Mosley's Four Season Quartet

  On Friday, The Safe Room at the Texas Theatre will celebrate the opening of a short film entitled Two Story, and also the reunion of the childhood friends who co-directed it. Frank Mosley had grown accustomed to directing solo, when he reconnected wi...

  @ The Mixmaster by Caroline North on September 16, 2014 @ 7:00 am

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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