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2013 Stories by Audra Schroeder

Archives: 2013 | 2012 | 2011
  • 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 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 >>

  • 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 >>

  • Yay! Blood Sports!

    published April 18, 2013

    Back in February, Hurst Conference Center (1601 Campus Drive, Hurst) hosted the first sold-out boxing match in Bud Light’s Pro Fight Series.... More >>

  • Happy Nerd Christmas!

    published April 18, 2013

    Record Store Day has its champions and detractors. Some suggest every day should be RSD, while others use the limited-edition special... More >>

  • An Operatic Rock Block

    published April 18, 2013

    Earlier this month, the Dallas Opera kicked off its spring season with a production of Puccini’s Turandot, which was high on style... More >>

  • Documentary Double-Up

    published April 18, 2013

    The Dallas International Film Festival has come and gone, and we only have two months until the Oak Cliff Film Festival unloads another warm... More >>

  • Freaky Puppets And Night Terrors

    published April 11, 2013

    The Ochre House (825 Exposition Ave.) is coming off a banner 2012, with productions of Party Mouth and Old attracting sell-out... More >>

  • Tapping The Local Scene

    published April 11, 2013

    Design District gastropub The Meddlesome Moth (1621 Oak Lawn Ave.) is kicking off spring in an indulgent fashion with Art, Small Bites & Brews:... More >>

  • Foul-Mouthed Skeptic Magicians

    published April 11, 2013

    Were Penn & Teller the original Mythbusters? They were often touted as magicians, and their act did include more traditional... More >>

  • Bobcat’s Nine Lives

    published April 4, 2013

    When people think of Bobcat Goldthwait, many still picture the wobbly-voiced spaz from the Police Academy films or One Crazy... More >>

  • His Stories > Your Stories

    published April 4, 2013

    National Geographic’s Boyd Matson is a throwback to ye olde days of the adventurer, when men wrestled lions in the Sahara,... More >>

  • We've Got Spirit

    published April 4, 2013

    The Ghost Sonata, Swedish playwright August Strindberg’s bleak chamber play, first produced in 1908, focuses on the inhabitants of an... More >>

  • Strayed On Life, Death And Sugar

    published April 4, 2013

    Cheryl Strayed had a pretty big 2012: Her memoir, Wild, was released, chronicling a journey across the Pacific Crest Trail in her... More >>

  • Gloria, I Think I Got Your Number

    published March 21, 2013

    Green Bandana Group has been throwing parties Dallas didn’t know it needed for a minute now, and it certainly carved out a spot in our... More >>

  • You Got Your Rat Pack in My Design District

    published March 21, 2013

    In the last year, contemporary art space Circuit 12 (1130 Dragon St., Suite 150) has raised the pulse of the Design District, thanks to gallery... More >>

  • Hancock Brings the Beat Back

    published March 21, 2013

    The Modern (3200 Darnell St., Fort Worth) has a stacked schedule for its Tuesday evening spring lecture series, and sharing dusk with... More >>

  • Undermain Comes Up For Air

    published March 7, 2013

    Undermain Theatre is currently in its “Season of the Myth,” and will be taking over the Dallas Museum of Art (1717 N. Harwood St.) for... More >>

  • Shero. Comic. Tough Broad.

    published March 7, 2013

    Piece of Work, the 2010 documentary on Joan Rivers, is a little more heartbreaking than you’d imagine. In it, we see Rivers,... More >>

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