It’s a big deal that veteran actor Jeffrey DeMunn is acting as Willy Loman in the Dallas Theater Center‘s production of Death of a Salesman. But after last fall’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, I’m more excited to see DTC resident members Cedric Neal and Liz Mikel. If you saw it too, you’ll remember Mikel’s mesmerizing and voluptuous Titania, and Neal’s energetic Puck. These two return to the stage for a performance that will trade neon spray paint and song-and-dance numbers for flashbacks and disappointment in loved ones, but should be memorable nonetheless.
After the show, it’s a short walk to Samar for their Under the Stars Night. From 8-11 pm they’ve got drink specials (try the $5 sangria), free meze (pimientos de padron, please) and half-price hookah. Last time we lunched at Samar, chef Pyles himself was hogging the hookah. Grab him if you see him for a demo.
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