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Archive for December, 2009

Dallas Opera Tweaking Its Season

Categorized Under: Culture, Dallas Arts District, Local Events, Music 2 Comments

According to a press release, the Dallas Opera is changing the latter half of its current season into a “modified repertory format”  — which is not to be confused with President Nixon’s old “modified limited hangout.”  The MRF is really a scheduling shuffle (and mini-subscription offer) that will permit the DO to present two different [...]

Grumpy Old Man to Auction Battered Old Typewriter

Categorized Under: Books, Culture 3 Comments

It’s news because it’s Cormac McCarthy’s portable Olivetti, which he used to write a dozen novels, several screenplays and short stories, plus countless letters. The New York Times reports that Christie’s will be auctioning the 46-year-old machine — now that a friend of McCarthy’s bought him a new one like it.

Tuesday Morning Roundup

Categorized Under: Local Events, Theater, Uncategorized No Comments

If the commercials on TV aren’t proof enough that the Holidays have officially hit, you need look no further than the programming on area stages. Those Christmas shows pack ‘em in and pay the bills, so let’s take a look at some of them: A NEW SCROOGE AT DTC: You’ll be seeing a new face [...]

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