Manuel Mendoza | The Dallas Morning News
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His multifaceted career will be on display at the school he retired from last year. -
An expanded version of Gustavo Ramírez Sansano’s 2012 dance work premieres in Dallas. -
“Welcome Mat 2 - People O” sprawls through Fair Park’s huge Embarcadero Building. -
Dave Malloy’s “Nastasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812″ is set in early 19th-century Russia. -
The musically inclined choreographer returns to Dallas for the first time in 10 years. -
Troupe’s new home expected to be available to other arts groups in space-starved Dallas. -
Fort Worth troupe takes on popular play dealing with racism in the mass media. -
The Dallas company’s annual gathering also adds a new symposium on sustaining the arts. -
A nonbinary lesbian, Kelsey Milbourn found a kindred spirit in 17th-century opera singer Julie D’Aubigny. -
TITAS is closing its season with TL Collective’s ‘BlueNav,’ inspired by a selfless soldier. -
Dallas Theater Center is co-producing the show with Bishop Arts Theatre Center. -
Bren Rapp is presenting a one-man show about the legendary broadcaster as part of the Elevator Project.
