From DSM Website
“SISTER ACT is presented by Dallas Summer Musicals June 4 – 16 at Music Hall at Fair Park.” Click through for our interview with Charles Barksdale who plays TJ in the musical.
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DIFF 2013 – Look Back – Interview with The Bounceback Director Bryan Poyser and Writer Steven Walters
The Bounceback, along with short SLASH, were real highlights from DIFF 2013. Here is our chat with Director Bryan Poyser and Writer Steven Walters
SXSW Interview – SAKE-BOMB Director Junya Sakino & Stars Eugene Kim & Gaku Hamada
From Sake-Bomb website:
“A sarcastic and self-deprecating Asian-American must take his naive Japanese cousin on a road trip along the California coast to find his ex-girlfriend.”
Click thru for our interview with the Director Junya Sakino and his stars in the film Eugene Kim and Gaku Hamada.
Killer Joe – Interview with Thomas Haden Church
Haunting and hilarious is a combo you don’t usually see together in a film. Legendary Director William Friedkin brings about both feelings in easily the most intriguing film of the year. From Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning author Tracey Letts comes a hell of a black comedy. Click thru for our interview with one of Killer Joe‘s leads, Thomas Haden Church.
DIFF After Hours with PSD: Reel FX Party
Words by Kara Brock
So far DIFF is two for two as far as after-parties go. Not just hits, but home runs. If I knew anything about baseball I would give you that batting average stat, but I know enough to know that’s good. Hit the jump to find out why.
DIFF After Hours with PSD: Opening Night Gala
Words by Kara Brock
For the past six years, Dallas has been ushering in spring with the finest independent films. But it’s not just the late night screenings and concession stand dinners that have caused all Dallas movie lovers to make their bosses shake their heads when they stroll in late to work, coffee in hand, and desperately in need of a nap. Don’t get me wrong, the films are great but in the words of the great R. Kelly “after the show is the after party and after the party it’s the hotel lobby.” These words rang true once again after last night’s opening night screening and gala. This year, don’t just go to the movies and call it a night. Follow the after hours scene with Pearl Snap Discount.
SXSW 2012: Saturday
(All photos courtesy of Kara Schectman Photography)
At this point, I’m pretty much running off of breakfast tacos and Tito’s vodka. And whatever free chips they’re handing out. Today on the agenda was the Rachel Ray day party, Filter Showdown at Cedar Street, Hype Hotel, Rachel Ray Greenhouse, etc. Protip: There’s no time to stop and eat at festival or you’ll lose precious minutes. Always keep moving. And drinking.
SXSW 2012: Friday
(Of Monsters and Men were the highlight of Friday. All photos courtesy of Kara Schectman Photography)
Friday I played host to the 2nd annual Local Edge at SXSW unoffish day party at Doc’s (more on that in a separate post). But that wasn’t the only event on my Friday agenda. I hit up the Spin day party, the Filter Showdown at Cedar Street party, and the Windish Agency showcase. Can’t stop. Won’t stop.
35 Denton Preview: Day 2
(Bethan: Come and play with us)
The outdoor main stages open for day two of #35D. They worked out great last year, so let’s hope the weather holds up this year.
35 Denton Preview: Day 1
(Final Club is, ah, real comfortable with each other)
Ah yes, it’s my favorite time of year: festival season. And it all starts with the four day walkable conferette in Denton America, 35 Denton. Here’s a real quick rundown of where you should be on Thursday. But above all, go see tons of bands you’ve never heard of. Trust me.