Dorothy Parker

Theater Critics Camp Diary: Last Acts

Brute Force

Obey the Brute!

Events for the week

Obey the Brute!

Blood sisters

Nell and Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle invoke mythological American women

Striking a Nerve

Laurie Anderson riffs on fame, death, and the political landscape

Dry brush

Carrington is a dense social history of bohemianism

Events for the week

Carrington is a dense social history of bohemianism

Busy signal

Denise Calls Up babbles away, then hangs up on you

Events for the week

Denise Calls Up babbles away, then hangs up on you

Events for the week

Denise Calls Up babbles away, then hangs up on you

Cyberbunk

Kevin Massey is no 'cyberstalker.' But when he tangled with another bullheaded loudmouth on the Internet, their 'flame' war spawned a great publicity stunt.

Unsentimental journey

A confident cast traverses T3's The Fantasticks

Events for the week

A confident cast traverses T3's The Fantasticks

The lonely guy

Dalton James is one of Dallas' most amazing theatrical talents. But life still hurts sometimes.

All shook up

Doolittle's barely emerges from a martini-induced culinary fog

Drink up

Alan Rudolph rises from the ashes in a suave, smoky Afterglow

Disco duck

The preppies all look alike in the disappointing Last Days of Disco

Joe Bob in Bloom

John Bloom has taken his alter ego, Joe Bob Briggs, and gone Hollywood. But watching America's favorite drive-in movie critic on television these days, a new character is emerging: John Bloom himself

Local boys make good (video)

John Bloom has taken his alter ego, Joe Bob Briggs, and gone Hollywood. But watching America's favorite drive-in movie critic on television these days, a new character is emerging: John Bloom himself

Tryst And Shout

John Bloom has taken his alter ego, Joe Bob Briggs, and gone Hollywood. But watching America's favorite drive-in movie critic on television these days, a new character is emerging: John Bloom himself

Northern State, Polyphonic Spree

Saturday, March 24, at Riprocks, Denton

The Luce-y Show

With The Women, CTD tests the Clare-voyance of a 1930s single-sex comedy

Write On

With The Women, CTD tests the Clare-voyance of a 1930s single-sex comedy

Fake Out

At the Deep Ellum film fest, fact becomes fiction becomes fact

Women Behaving Badly

The Four Blondes make the same mistakes as the women in Sex in the City, but have less fun

All Shaken Up

Do we prefer vodka or gin martinis?

The last word

Stanley Tucci's Secret is a poignant look at a writer and his curious subject

Hard candy Christmas

Theatre Too! celebrates Sedaris

Banter

Finding a Stone Cottage where a WaterTower stands

Sweet stench

Fumes from Undermain's haunting Thrse Raquin will get you high

Kiss and Tell

Author and screenwriter Harry Preston reflects upon a career spent traveling from here to obscurity

Let's Have A Talk

Author and screenwriter Harry Preston reflects upon a career spent traveling from here to obscurity