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Culture
May 1, 2008
Say Hello, Dolly! or Spend Tuesdays With Morrie
One's worth the price, one's not. Care to guess?
Culture
April 15, 2004
Capsule Reviews
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Culture
April 1, 2004
Capsule Reviews
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Culture
April 1, 2004
Dirty Blonde, Black Roots
Musicals explore the birth of the blues, the death of a bawdy Hollywood icon
Culture
September 13, 2001
Class Act
Blood Brothers is political theater for the simpleminded
Culture
May 3, 2001
Beautiful Music
A Love Song For Miss Lydia has perfect pitch
Blogs
January 12, 2010
The "Rich Irony" of One Lawsuit
Courthouse News this morning brings us The Case of the For-Profit Vocational School vs. The Personal-Injury Law Firm. The former is Rhodes Colleges, a California-based chain of campuses that offers courses in everything from criminal justice to HVAC repair (maybe you've seen the ads?). Locally, R ... More >>
Calendar
May 27, 2010
Go Blankity-Blank Yourself
Courthouse News this morning brings us The Case of the For-Profit Vocational School vs. The Personal-Injury Law Firm. The former is Rhodes Colleges, a California-based chain of campuses that offers courses in everything from criminal justice to HVAC repair (maybe you've seen the ads?). Locally, R ... More >>
Culture
November 4, 2010
Only mystery in new musical The Night of the Hunter is why Lyric Stage is doing it at all.
Courthouse News this morning brings us The Case of the For-Profit Vocational School vs. The Personal-Injury Law Firm. The former is Rhodes Colleges, a California-based chain of campuses that offers courses in everything from criminal justice to HVAC repair (maybe you've seen the ads?). Locally, R ... More >>
Culture
December 30, 2010
Moby-Dick tops our list of 2010's best on DFW stages
Courthouse News this morning brings us The Case of the For-Profit Vocational School vs. The Personal-Injury Law Firm. The former is Rhodes Colleges, a California-based chain of campuses that offers courses in everything from criminal justice to HVAC repair (maybe you've seen the ads?). Locally, R ... More >>
Culture
May 5, 2011
Dallas Theater Center steams up the Wyly with Cabaret
Courthouse News this morning brings us The Case of the For-Profit Vocational School vs. The Personal-Injury Law Firm. The former is Rhodes Colleges, a California-based chain of campuses that offers courses in everything from criminal justice to HVAC repair (maybe you've seen the ads?). Locally, R ... More >>