Joseph Melnicoff - Page 3

Joseph Melnicoff discusses the most critical role of any theatrical experience: the audience.

OUT TAKES Dallas presents its seventh annual lesbian and gay film festival. Feature films, documentaries and shorts will be screened.

Theatre Three presents Frozen, a highly charged drama about self-realization in the face of a tragic loss with superior direction and performances.

Women & Wine sponsor preview screening of A Good Year, a new film starring Russell Crowe and Albert Finney.

Dallas performer Ada Lynn discusses her nearly eighty years in show business and the secret to her continued success.

Dallas Children's Theater brings the cult horror film Night of the Living Dead to the stage in a production full of genuine terror.

Women in Film.Dallas present the 22nd Annual Topaz Gala to honor women who have made outstanding achivements to Dallas Film.

17 year old Dallas student Travis Mayo makes debut as professional playwright in local production.

The Dallas Producers Association (DPA) presents It Came From Dallas 2, an evening of entertainment honoring the Dallas Film Community.

The Repetory Company Theatre mounts a superior production of Cabaret which benefits from outstanding performances and top-notch direction.

MBS Productions displays a fascinating evening of Teatro Breve--a genre that was first created in the 15th Century and has been rarely performed for nearly a hundred years.

The Dallas Producers Association announces It Came From Dallas 2, a Special Event featuring off-beat films made in the Dallas area.

The WaterTowerTheatre's production of Man of La Mancha demonstrates the show still possesses superior music.

The Dallas Hub Theater highly entertains in their production of Tom Stoppard's one-of-a-kind play The Real Inspector Hound.

Garland Civic Theatre accommodates deaf patrons by providing sign language interpretation services.

Outstanding performances are the highlight of Garland Civic Theatre's presentation of Big River.

Lyric Stage presents a glowingly sung production of a rarely performed musical first presented in 1940.

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra presents John Tesh and his Band in an crowd-pleasing evening of his music.

The Dallas Summer Musicals presents Dirty Rotten Scoundrels starring the fabulous Norbert Leo Butz in the role that earned him the Tony Award.

Legal counsel Brian Loncar, known throughout Dallas as 'The Strong Arm' Attorney due to his numerous TV commercials, discusses his stage debut in the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas production of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.