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Issue: March 13, 2008
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74 stories found - 21 through 40
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    Snackin' On Drama

    Cheatwood serves up a new dish in 10:10

    By Jesse Hughey
    Published: March 13, 2008

    Corn-nuts are the worst snack ever. Apparently, those tooth-cracking chunks of halitosis have a part in Vicki Cheatwood's play about a bride who falls for the groom's brother...

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    The Battle of Red Nose

    By S. Anne Durham
    Published: March 13, 2008

    It's not uncommon to suffer from coulrophobia, a.k.a. the fear of clowns. Lots of people have it. Those people might think twice before seeing Joey Seeman's exhibition at...

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    Tap, Tap, Tappin'

    Riverdance says goodbye at Nokia

    By Andrea Grimes
    Published: March 13, 2008

    Roundabouts mid-March, everybody starts getting a little Irish in them. Most folks take this to mean they have the right to wear ridiculous hats, get drunk in the daytime and...

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    Green Day

    Shamrocks float down Greenville Avenue

    By KAITLIN INGRAM
    Published: March 13, 2008

    As you probably know, a lot of people like to celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17. And that's cool, I guess, but when I was a kid, we reserved that day for the birthday...

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    Debbie Does Dallas

    The DSO welcomes a legendary song and dance dame

    By Rich Lopez
    Published: March 13, 2008

    What happens when you combine Dancing with the Stars, American Idol and Singin' in the Rain? Other than a potential hot mess, you get a legend against a backdrop of trendy...

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    Bird's Eye

    By S. Anne Durham
    Published: March 13, 2008

    What does a view from the top really look like? Artist Christine Gedeon shows us in what her artist statement calls "top view explorations" of prominent works. She shares space...

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    Your Wildest Dreams

    Fort Worth gets Moody

    By Danna Berger
    Published: March 13, 2008

    You didn't need drugs to catch a psychedelic ride in the late '60s. You found a darkened room, friends and a few beanbag chairs, put the needle on "Nights in White Satin" and...

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    Three-Day Drink-On

    By Megan Feldman
    Published: March 13, 2008

    One of my best friends, a 37-year-old mother of two, just had a double mastectomy because of breast cancer—a disturbing reminder that the disease doesn't...

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    Body Movin'

    See Aeros at SMU

    By Mark Hughes
    Published: March 13, 2008

    Musicians, painters and bearded writers all share something in common—they love to talk about the pain and sacrifice of art while sitting in a comfy chair...

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    Paul Slavens

    By Scott Kelton Jones
    Published: March 13, 2008

    Paul Slavens is nothing if not experimental. Though still mostly recognized for the wonder-why-it's-gone, jazz-cum-rock band Ten Hands, which at its best played away rock...

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    Junk Lady

    Opal plays matchmaker at the Bath House

    By Noah W. Bailey
    Published: March 13, 2008

    The play Opal's Husband tells the story of Opal Kronkie, a junk collector on a quest to find her best friend a husband. (In my head I like to picture Meg White as Opal, mostly...

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    Downtown Suburb

    By Rich Lopez
    Published: March 13, 2008

    If you've never had a proper welcome to the city of Irving, then by golly, you are in luck. Because if the dirty white-top of Texas Stadium isn't satisfying your hospitable...

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    Awkward Adolescence

    See some Disney kids slip and fall

    By Jesse Hughey
    Published: March 13, 2008

    As phenomenal as High School Musical and its sequel are, every time I watch them I can't help but wonder how much better they'd be if the characters were ice-skating. The first...

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    Step By Step

    By Rich Lopez
    Published: March 13, 2008

    I hope she takes this as a compliment, but I wish local artist Pauline Hudel-Smith would consider creating fabric and wallpaper. Her illustrations, filled with popping color...

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    Two-Death Minimum

    Solve a mystery at the Improv

    By JENNIFER MEDINA
    Published: March 13, 2008

    Not your parents' dinner theater, the Improv (4980 Belt Line Road, Suite 250) is hosting Tales from the Hood's dinner play Sex, Lies & Desperate Housewives. Dubbed "the Who...

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    Scrappy Doo

    Booker T. students junk up a lobby

    By KAITLIN INGRAM
    Published: March 13, 2008

    And the award for longest high school name ever goes to...Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts! Congratulations, BTWHSPVA! And, on that note,...

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    Blood Money

    By Jennifer Elaine Davis
    Published: March 13, 2008

    The Counterfeiters may be a Holocaust movie by virtue of its setting and plot, but it actually reads as a morality tale that is truly food for thought in this age of twisted...

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    Taking It Global

    500X gets ambitious

    By JARED BINDER
    Published: March 13, 2008

    In 1978, two artists named Will Hipps and Richard Childers converted a circa-1916 tire factory and air-conditioning warehouse into an art gallery. They wanted to provide a...

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    Ducks, Chicks, Bunnies and Pups

    Celebrate Easter with the DSO

    By Rich Lopez
    Published: March 13, 2008

    Easter is the only holiday I can get away with not spending with my family. I opt not to see a rampant number of second cousins that I don'’t know hunting for eggs. What's...

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    Magic Time Machine

    By KAITLIN INGRAM
    Published: March 13, 2008

    I have mixed feelings about how effective Dancing Through Time is as the title of the newest Collin County Ballet Theatre performance. At first, it seems exciting, because you...

Issue: March 13, 2008
Page: 2
74 stories found - 21 through 40
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