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Q&A: Jason Robert Brown The composer on his career, the upcoming musicals Honeymoon in Vegas and Bridges of Madison County, and performing at Casa Mañana with Shoshana Bean. Plus ticket giveaway.
photo: Maia Rosenfeld

Q&A: Jason Robert Brown


The composer on his career, the upcoming musicals Honeymoon in Vegas and Bridges of Madison County, and performing at Casa Mañana with Shoshana Bean. Plus ticket giveaway.



by Mark Lowry
published Wednesday, February 22, 2012
If you discovered the great actress and singer Audra McDonald—currently  starring on Broadway in The Gershwins' Porgy... read more
Bringing It To the Table How acclaimed composers Tom Kitt and Lin-Manuel Miranda combined forces for the terrific cheerleading musical Bring It On.

Bringing It To the Table


How acclaimed composers Tom Kitt and Lin-Manuel Miranda combined forces for the terrific cheerleading musical Bring It On.



by Mark Lowry
published Wednesday, February 22, 2012
In 2008 and 2009 respectively, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Tom Kitt each won a Tony Award for Best Original Score. Miranda's musical, In the Heights,... read more
Inside the Creative Mind Author and blogger Jonah Lehrer on Broadway, Sondheim, brainstorming and the science of creativity.

Inside the Creative Mind


Author and blogger Jonah Lehrer on Broadway, Sondheim, brainstorming and the science of creativity.



by Amy Martin
published Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Jonah Lehrer wants you to think. He wants you to fall in love with your brain, trust your gray matter and let it lead you to places—especially... read more
Q&A: Sylvia Waters The Artistic Director of Ailey II discusses the company’s roots and Alvin Ailey’s legacy.
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Q&A: Sylvia Waters


The Artistic Director of Ailey II discusses the company’s roots and Alvin Ailey’s legacy.



by Katie Dravenstott
published Thursday, February 16, 2012
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The Ailey II Company has been entertaining audiences for nearly 40 years and on Feb. 20 it will be coming to Bass Performance Hall in... read more
Q&A: Suzan Zeder An interview with the University of Texas playwriting professor, who's a guest at Dallas Children's Theater's Teen Scene Summit.
photo: Courtesy Dallas Children's Theater

Q&A: Suzan Zeder


An interview with the University of Texas playwriting professor, who's a guest at Dallas Children's Theater's Teen Scene Summit.



by Mark Lowry
published Wednesday, February 15, 2012
On Saturday, the Dallas Children's Theater presents its annual Teen Scene Summit as part of its Baker Idea Institute Symposium. This year's conference... read more
Q&A: Andy Blankenbuehler The director and choreographer of Bring It On: The Musical takes us behind the scenes of the cheer phenomenon.

Q&A: Andy Blankenbuehler


The director and choreographer of Bring It On: The Musical takes us behind the scenes of the cheer phenomenon.



by Katie Dravenstott
published Tuesday, February 14, 2012
"This is not a democracy, it's a cheerocracy." This is one of the quotes that helped make the movie Bring It On (2000) an instant cheer classic.... read more
Q&A: John Leguizamo The actor and solo performer on his career and his latest show, Ghetto Klown, which plays Dallas this week.
photo: Carol Rosegg

Q&A: John Leguizamo


The actor and solo performer on his career and his latest show, Ghetto Klown, which plays Dallas this week.



by Mark Lowry
published Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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New York-based actor John Leguizamo is known to most for his film and TV appearances, which began in the TV show Miami Vice,... read more
Projections for the Future Elaine McCarthy, who's designing projections for Dallas Opera's Tristan and Isolde, on how the innovation is helping cash-strapped opera.
photo: Courtesy Dallas Opera

Projections for the Future


Elaine McCarthy, who's designing projections for Dallas Opera's Tristan and Isolde, on how the innovation is helping cash-strapped opera.



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Monday, February 13, 2012
The Dallas Opera will open Wagner's masterpiece, Tristan and Isolde, Thursday at the Winspear Opera House... read more
Play It Again, George How the Dallas Wind Symphony and Zenph Sound Innovations will revive George Gershwin for a Valentine's concert.

Play It Again, George


How the Dallas Wind Symphony and Zenph Sound Innovations will revive George Gershwin for a Valentine's concert.



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Sunday, February 12, 2012
With all the media hype lately about the undead, what with vampires, werewolves, zombies, and resurrected ghouls getting their own TV series and movie... read more
Video: Adelina Anthony A video chat with Texas expat Adelina Anthony, whose La Angry Xicana is at Teatro Dallas' International Theater Festival today.
photo: Mark Lowry

Video: Adelina Anthony


A video chat with Texas expat Adelina Anthony, whose La Angry Xicana is at Teatro Dallas' International Theater Festival today.



by Mark Lowry
published Sunday, February 12, 2012
Adelina Anthony is a San Antonio native who studied theater at the University of Dallas under Patrick Kelly, and co-founded Cara Mía... read more
Visiting Wagner's Bayreuth In the second Off the Cuff, the Dallas Opera's Keith Cerny writes about his first trip to Richard Wagner's Festspielhaus, just in time for Tristan and Isolde.
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Visiting Wagner's Bayreuth


In the second Off the Cuff, the Dallas Opera's Keith Cerny writes about his first trip to Richard Wagner's Festspielhaus, just in time for Tristan and Isolde.



by Keith Cerny
published Sunday, February 12, 2012

 

The online world is "buzzing" with talk about the Dallas Opera's read more
In Close Quarters Catching up with William Kanengiser, the core arranger of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, which performs in Fort Worth and Dallas this week.
photo: Michael Norwood

In Close Quarters


Catching up with William Kanengiser, the core arranger of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, which performs in Fort Worth and Dallas this week.



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Saturday, February 11, 2012
The Grammy-winning Los Angeles Guitar Quartet revels in breaking new ground. Based on the guitar ensemble that was established by the... read more
State of the Heart Here are some performing arts events sure to get your hearts racing, and keep you out of the doghouse this Valentine's Day

State of the Heart


Here are some performing arts events sure to get your hearts racing, and keep you out of the doghouse this Valentine's Day



by TJ Staff
published Thursday, February 9, 2012
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The Sondheim Variations Anthony de Mare's love of showtunes spurred his experimental concert tour inspired by the music of Stephen Sondheim. 

The Sondheim Variations


Anthony de Mare's love of showtunes spurred his experimental concert tour inspired by the music of Stephen Sondheim. 



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Friday, February 3, 2012
Dark, handsome and obviously buff, Anthony de Mare's charm oozes out of his publicity photos. Smiling at you from behind his piano, he seems to have... read more
Q&A: Padraic Moyles The lead dancer of Riverdance discusses the show's longevity and its impact on American dance.
photo: padraicmoyles.com

Q&A: Padraic Moyles


The lead dancer of Riverdance discusses the show's longevity and its impact on American dance.



by Katie Dravenstott
published Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Since its first performance in the United States in 1996, Riverdance has been wowing viewers with its fast footwork, original sound and... read more
The Making of Pina German director Wim Wenders talks about the 20 years of planning his Oscar-nominated 3D film of the work of choreographer Pina Bausch. With video and slideshow.
photo: Donata Wenders

The Making of Pina


German director Wim Wenders talks about the 20 years of planning his Oscar-nominated 3D film of the work of choreographer Pina Bausch. With video and slideshow.



by Margaret Putnam
published Sunday, January 29, 2012
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"I pulled the plug," says Wim Wenders. "I just walked out."

The Oscar candidate for Best Documentary Film Pina recalls his stunned response... read more
Are You Ready for Some Opera? At a conference introduced by Gene Jones, the Dallas Opera announces a live simulcast of its April production of The Magic Flute at Cowboys Stadium.
photo: Michael Warner

Are You Ready for Some Opera?


At a conference introduced by Gene Jones, the Dallas Opera announces a live simulcast of its April production of The Magic Flute at Cowboys Stadium.



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Thursday, January 26, 2012
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It may be the oddest pairing since Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito played twins in the 1988 movie of the same name or since Harold met Maude in... read more
Q&A: Igudesman and Joo The comic classical music duo on irreverence, their upcoming performance at the Eisemann Center, and ribs.
photo: Julia Wesely

Q&A: Igudesman and Joo


The comic classical music duo on irreverence, their upcoming performance at the Eisemann Center, and ribs.



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Alek­sey Igudes­man and Hyung-ki Joo are a piano and violin duo. The two classical music artists are touring with a recital. They will bring this... read more
Reed Between the Lines Gregory Raden, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's principal clarinetist, on making his instrument sing.
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Reed Between the Lines


Gregory Raden, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's principal clarinetist, on making his instrument sing.



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Monday, January 23, 2012
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Anyone who has attended a Dallas Symphony Orchestra concert in the past 13 years knows that principal clarinetist Gregory Raden... read more
Q&A: Tom Parr IV The artistic director of Nouveau 47 Theatre on the direction his theater is headed and fostering emerging playwrights.
photo: Robert Hart

Q&A: Tom Parr IV


The artistic director of Nouveau 47 Theatre on the direction his theater is headed and fostering emerging playwrights.



by Mark Lowry
published Sunday, January 22, 2012
The second season for Nouveau 47 Theatre could be a telling one. The group, which formed in 2010 starting producing plays, staged readings and literary... read more

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