Theater Director Blake Hackler Will Replace a Female Lead in Trinity Shakes’ Twelfth Night By S. Holland Murphy An injury forced actress Jessica Turner to bow out. So what’s the man in charge to do? Step in.
Theater & Dance Cruelty Is Well-Dressed in Theatre Three’s Play About Sex and Revenge By Kate Peebles | 18 hours ago Les Liaisons Dangereuses channels the power, corruption and lies of 18th century France.
Arts & Entertainment Things To Do In Dallas This Week: June 19-21 By Lyndsay Knecht | 19 hours ago Vendors and performers offer a one-stop Juneteenth experience; author Clemantine Wamariya speaks at the DMA.
Galleries Scenes from the 2018 Oak Cliff Film Festival By Bret Redman | 21 hours ago Where there are films, there are filmgoers. Here's a look at the movie lovers and party people of the Oak Cliff Film Festival.
Movies At Oak Cliff Film Festival, A Medium Rethought By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 days ago Programmers showed more films directed by and about women. They're shifting more than just percentages.
Theater & Dance Bruce Wood Dance Company Harmony Includes a Striking World Premiere By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 days ago New York-based choreographer Yin Yue sets a confrontational, powerful piece on an accomplished company.
Pop Music The Cover Art For Nas’ New Album Was Taken in South Dallas By Alex Macon | 2 days ago Nasir, released over the weekend, includes a cover photo of five children in South Dallas circa 1988.
Movies Beyond The Increased Parity at Oak Cliff Film Festival, A Whole Streaming Service By Jamie Laughlin | 5 days ago Seed&Spark co-founder Emily Best helped programmers refine this year's lineup. And she's making a way for us all to keep watching better.
Arts & Entertainment Things To Do In Dallas This Weekend: June 14-17 By Lyndsay Knecht | 6 days ago Father's Day dinner plans, the Oak Cliff Film Festival, Dave Heath's photography at the Amon Carter.
Pop Music Dallas’ Emo Nite Makes A Generation of Music Fans Feel Understood, Again By Chelsey Norris | 6 days ago This nostalgic ritual convenes July 6 at the space where The Door used to be in Deep Ellum.
Business My Roots: Luisa del Rosal By Luisa del Rosal as told to Danielle Abril | 6 days ago The executive director of Mission Foods Texas-Mexico Center on her youth in Chihuahua, Mexico.
Movies Dressed to Kill: How John Travolta’s Fashion Sense Transformed Him Into Gotti By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago In his new biopic, which turned into a passion project, Travolta wore actual clothing and accessories belonging to the late Mafia kingpin.
Movies Wayne’s World Director Penelope Spheeris Reveals Why She Stopped Making Movies By Jamie Laughlin | 7 days ago Ahead of her appearance and screenings at Oak Cliff Film Festival this weekend, a 'zine-style, uncut conversation with the filmmaker.
Pop Music Frances Quinlan of Hop Along On Death and Coping Music By Jezy J. Gray | 7 days ago Before her band's Dallas stop at Club Dada Monday, Quinlan talks to a listener helped by her songs.
Movies The Extravagant New Superfly Makes the Original Look Better By Comparison By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago This remake of the vintage blaxploitation thriller lacks the gritty visual texture or the provocative social commentary of its predecessor. And no Curtis Mayfield.
