Email Author Audra Schroeder

2013 Stories by Audra Schroeder

• They Give Good TED

  published June 13, 2013

  TED Talks have become our modern lecture series, taking the talk out of the classroom and putting it on an interactive, global stage. They... More >>

• Sculpting A Stage

  published June 13, 2013

  The Nasher Sculpture Center’s (2001 Flora St.) Gallery Lab series taps two Undermain Theatre talents on Thursday to enlighten... More >>

• A Habit That’s Hard to Break

  published June 6, 2013

  I know, I know. We’re all waiting for Flashdance at the end of the month, but in the meantime, Dallas Summer Musicals presents... More >>

• Shuffle off to CentralTrak

  published May 30, 2013

  That Mortal Coil: Rebuking the Ideal in Contemporary Figurative Art, is the latest group exhibition at CentralTrak (800 Exposition... More >>

• Margaret Atwood's Grecian Body of Work

  published May 30, 2013

  In our adolescence, we cling to those writers who can reach us. For some, that writer was George Orwell or Stephen King, Anne Rice or Stephen... More >>

• Live Every Week Like It’s Shark Week

  published May 30, 2013

  The line between Tracy Morgan, the actor and comedian, and Tracy Jordan, his unpredictable, stubborn character on 30 Rock, got pretty... More >>

• A No-Earplugs-Required Fest

  published May 30, 2013

  If you have yet to make it out to the Bath House Cultural Center (521 E. Lawther Drive) and fancy yourself a fan of theater, you now have roughly... More >>

• Storytelling Pioneers

  published May 30, 2013

  A trip to the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame (1720 Gendy St., Fort Worth) is a must for anyone interested in Texas history, and its... More >>

• Without A Full Deck

  published May 23, 2013

  More and more open-mic comedy nights are popping up in unexpected places around town, like The Amsterdam Bar and the Texas Theatre.... More >>

• The Smartest Guys in the Theater

  published May 23, 2013

  Dallas has two excellent plays about power failures currently running: Dallas Theater Center’s colorful, charming Fly By Night, and... More >>

• Chanting in the Champagne Room

  published May 23, 2013

  Did you know Deepak Chopra gave spiritual advice to 50 Cent? Why that relationship was never turned into a reality show is an unsolvable... More >>

• Finally, A Sport You Haven’t Failed At

  published May 16, 2013

  Have you ever yearned to try curling, the Olympic sport that originated in medieval Scotland and involves strategically pushing stones across a... More >>

• Proops And Props

  published May 16, 2013

  Most well-rounded humans spent lazy afternoons soundtracked by two things: Mr. Show and Whose Line Is It Anyway?. Originally a BBC... More >>

• Just Playing Through

  published May 16, 2013

  Playing with the idea that the urban landscape can be used for more than just commerce, Red Bull is transforming downtown Dallas’ Victory... More >>

• The Many Faces of Cindy

  published May 9, 2013

  You have one more month to take in Cindy Sherman’s 30-year career retrospective at the Dallas Museum of Art (1717 Harwood St.), which... More >>

• Brew Down Bro Down

  published May 9, 2013

  Dallas sure has been in a festive mood lately. The North Texas Beer and Wine Festival continues the trend at the Irving Convention Center... More >>

• Textual Relations

  published May 9, 2013

  Does the phrase book swap get you all hot and bothered? Then get thee to Fair Park’s tiniest project space, the Reading Room (3715... More >>

• A High-Energy Collision

  published May 9, 2013

  Is there a more fitting acronym for an art show featuring Austin, Dallas and Denton artists than A.D.D.? Your attention will be... More >>

• A Dark Look at Light Help

  published May 2, 2013

  Leslye Headland’s hit Broadway play Bachelorette was recently turned into a movie, starring Kirsten Dunst, Rebel Wilson, Isla Fisher... More >>

• Honor The Unibrow

  published May 2, 2013

  Was Frida Kahlo the original Cindy Sherman? The Mexican artist’s self-portraits were certainly ahead of their time, and painted Kahlo as a... More >>

• Can We Talk?!

  published May 2, 2013

  CentralTrak’s spring series of discussions has been getting blood flowing and brains oxygenating in terms of what we need to make Dallas a... More >>

• Suck It, Chihuly

  published May 2, 2013

  Dallas artist Justin Ginsberg debuts his solo exhibition Mesophase at Ro2 Art (110 N. Akard St.) Friday. According to his statement,... More >>

• Breaking Bad and Cracking Wise

  published April 25, 2013

  Boston’s Bill Burr is trying to keep the dignity of the working man’s comic alive. His stand-up sets often focus on the... More >>

• It's Good To Be The Queen

  published April 25, 2013

  Dallas loves its burlesque. It’s almost hard to keep track of the who’s who when we see it literally every weekend. Thankfully, the... More >>

• A Flair For Snare

  published April 25, 2013

  Ex Mus, CentralTrak’s (800 Exposition Ave.) experimental concert series, kicked off last fall with a local collective reinterpreting the... More >>