Music Rising
A couple of days ago we mentioned our silent urban spaces. Now comes this via Gorilla vs. Bear: Phoenix’s poetry in the public square. Enjoy.
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This photo was submitted by Guy Reynolds for the Renegade Bus’ flickr project. To view the project click here.
Zen Blockbuster
By Michael O'BrienFilm Review
John Woo’s new epic, Red Cliff, may lack heart, but it succeeds as a thrilling war film.
A Poetic White Noise
By David NovinskiTheater Review
Port Twilight or the History of Science makes its world premiere at the Undermain Theatre through December 12.
Feminism Minced: Slasher at Kitchen Dog
By David NovinskiTheater Review
If you are going for a popcorn thriller, it’s easier to achieve mindless if you keep it meaningless. But this isn’t what Allison Moore does in Slasher, making its Southwest premier at the Kitchen Dog Theater.
A Conversation With Mark Nerenhausen
To celebrate the opening of the Dee and Charles Wyly Theater and the Winspear Opera House, Renegade Bus’ Peter Simek talks with AT&T Performing Arts Center CEO Mark Nerenhausen about the Arts District and what its means for Dallas.On leaving the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale, Florida after ten years and coming to Dallas.
“A vision for what culture means to a community.”
On the theater-building urge and the identity of place.
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