Stage and Screen

• Spring Awakening edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Uptown Players Presents Equus edited by Madelyn Miller
• Phantom of the Opera by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Rain—The Beatles Experience edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Tracy Lett’s 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize Winning Play August: Osage County
  edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• TITAS to Present Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company Jan. 8 and 9
  edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Death Express by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Dine Dance Clap edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Stockholm Retro by Terje Raa
• Don't wash that man right out of your Hair edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Dallas Black Dance Theatre presents “Preeminent Dance”
  edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• The 101 Dalmatians Musical edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Blue Take Two by Barclay Nelson
• Quebec City by Robert Painter 
• The C, D, E's of Shreveport by Joyce Dalton
• Uptown Players present breathe edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Mary Poppins  begins Thursday, September 24, 2009 edited by Madelyn Miler, the TravelLady
• Reliving Scenes from Favorite Movies on New York City Tour by Colette Connolly
• 15 Favorite Fashion Trendsetting Films edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• MaMa Mia! reviewed by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Riders in the Sky edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Passing Strange the Movie reviewed by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Wine with eggs- Nobody's Fool by Darryl Beeson
• Jackson Hole in the Summertime by Dave Shultz
• The Intergalactic Nemesis edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Edmonton’s International Fringe Theatre Festival by Valerie Summers
• NY Theater: “Buffalo Gal” a wry look at going home again, with a nod to “The Cherry Orchard" by Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater:  Exhilarating production of “South Pacific,” America’s musical about intolerance
  by Lucy Komisar
• Two Fat Ladies reviewed by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• NY Theater: “Passing Strange” a witty satirical rock voyage from black LA to radical Europe
  by Lucy Komisar
• Mothers live through their daughters in “Gypsy” and “A Catered Affair” by Lucy Komisar
• You don't need to have Hot Flashes to enjoy this musical
  edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• NY Theater: “Thurgood” is riveting history and often a thriller by Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” and “Boeing Boeing,” from sex melodrama to farce
  by Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Sunday in the Park with George” cleverly satirizes the art market by Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: Workers destroyed by the system in “Adding Machine” and “Top Girls”
  by Lucy Komisar
• Stomp edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• The Five-Time Tony-Award® Winning Musical The Drowsy Chaperone
  edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Fashion, Film, Fine Art & Fun! by Robert Painter
• Blue Man Group gets more colorful with Age by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Spring Fiesta for Dallas Black Dance Theatre edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• NY Theater: Bway dissects the misery of women as wives by Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: One-liners of “November” show presidents can be horrible as well as funny
  by Lucy Komisar
• There is no Free Lunch, But you can see a Free Movie after Dinner at Savor Dallas
  edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• NY Theater: Tom Stoppard’s “Rock ‘N’ Roll” dissects political morality by Lucy Komisar
• Defending the Caveman reviewed by Madelyn Miller
• The Off-Broadway Smash Hit “Menopause The Musical®” Tour
  edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• A Wedding with a Wacky Ending by Madelyn Miller
• "Phenomenal! Unbelievable! A Rockin' Good Time!" edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Sunday in the Park with George by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• Musical Theater’s Greatest Living Star – Patti LuPone edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady
• NY Theater: “The Glorious Ones” and “Young Frankenstein”
  epitomize bawdy plays over centuries By Lucy Komisar
• Philobolus: Energy and Excitement from an Exhilarating Dance
  Company Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Sweeny Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Edited by Madelyn Miller
• African conflicts simmer and explode on NY Stages By Lucy Komisar
• Strong women take over Broadway By Lucy Komisar
• Living it up in Las Vegas By Dave Shultz
• A Lion King roars into Dallas Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Titas Opens Its 25th Anniversary Season With Longtime Dance Favorites Momix
  Edited By Madelyn Miller
• La Jolla’s SummerFest Presents Great Music By Larry Taylor
• New York stage looks at class divisions, past and present By Lucy Komisar
• The Ultimate Move Fan Adventures: Rolling Roadshow Edited by Jennifer L. Price
• Why is Cleveland Laughing? By Bijan C. Bayne
• CHICAGO Edited by Madelyn Miller, the Travellady
• NY Theater: “A Moon for the Misbegotten” is an old-fashioned gem By Lucy Komisar
• Dance Council Presents National Tap Dance Celebration 2007 Edited by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: "Inherit the Wind" evokes challenge of religious fundamentalism By Lucy Komisar
• Michael York Starring in The Lerner & Loewe Masterpiece CAMELOT
• NY Theater: "The Brig" details numbing banality of military cruelty By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Journey’s End” is gripping WWI play of the 20s By Lucy Komisar
• Lancaster County, Pennsylvania offers Amish tradition and much more By Marilyn Loeser
• NY Theater: “The Coast of Utopia: Voyage, Shipwreck, Salvage” By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Howard Katz” is the male “Devil Wore Prada.” By Lucy Komisar
• SPAIN'S FOREMOST DANCE COMPANY SIZZLES IN DALLAS Edited by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: “Adrift in Macao” is witty musical parody of 1950s film noir By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "Translations" Is Moving Tale Of Politics Of Language  By Lucy Komisar
• MIAMI IN MOTION By Tracey Teo
• NY Theater: "A Spanish Play" About Culture Of Actors Mixes Trite And Trendy By Lucy Komisar
• Do more than dream, in the Magical Kingdom Edited by Sarah Wilman
• TITAS PRESENTS CANADA’S FOREMOST MODERN DANCE COMPANY, [bjm_danse].
  Edited by Madelyn Miller
• TWELVE ANGRY MEN Edited by Madelyn Miller
• FREEDOM WRITERS Reviewed by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: “The Clean House” is quirky satire about social class By Lucy Komisar
• PIANO GIRL SEES LIFE FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PIANO Edited by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: “The Apple Tree” a cute musical spoof of love, jealousy, celebrity By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Vertical Hour” is pretentious political theater By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Company” is a surreal, sophisticated view of the marriage game By Lucy Komisar
• THE GOOD GERMAN Reviewed by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: “Suddenly Last Summer” is gripping portrait of moral disintegration By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "Home" is a gem of a play about class in England By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Dick Cheney’s Holiday Spectacular 2006” a witty musical satire By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Post Mortem” jokes about life in post-Bush America By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Mary Poppins” a bumpy musical flight of fancy By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Butley” dissects a nasty, witty London lit prof By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: Christine Ebersole is stunning in “Grey Gardens” on Broadway By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “A Chorus Line” has timeless dancing but dated story By Lucy Komisar
• Seasoned with Spirit Edited by Madelyn Miller, the Travellady
• NY Theater: “Losing Louie” is a pot-boiler about the impact of an affair By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Heartbreak House” a sublime Shavian commentary By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “My Name is Rachel Corrie” turns theater into political debate By Lucy Komisar
• My 15 seconds of fame with the Rockettes By Madelyn Miller
• Southern California’s Newest Cultural Mecca By Valerie Summers
• NY Theater:  "The Hairy Ape" Is O'Neill's Reflection On Class Divide By Lucy Komisar
• NY dance: James Sewell brings wit and imagination to ballet By Lucy Komisar
• New York Theater At War, First As Tragedy, Then As Farce By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Drowsy Chaperone” is a silly, insipid musical fantasy By Lucy Komisar
• CIRQUE DU SOLEIL RETURNS TO DALLAS Edited by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living In Paris" By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Wedding Singer” revives the 80s in a campy romp By Lucy Komisar
• TITAS OPENS ITS 2006-2007 DANCE SEASON WITH THE DALLAS DEBUT OF LYON OPERA BALLET Edited By Madelyn Miller
• New York Theater: "The History Boys" Fails At Important Lesson By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "Jersey Boys" Is A Vibrant Memoir Of The Sixties By Lucy Komisar
• Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Cons Its Way into North Texas Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Come to Ashland BY LARRY TAYLOR
• BROOKLYN THE MUSICAL COMES TO THE MUSIC HALL AT FAIR PARK Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Harmonizing Tunes and Film Festivals Color Colorado’s Landscape
  Edited by Madelyn Miller, the travellady
• Los Angeles’s Half-Price Theatre Tickets Program Edited by Valerie Summers
• “Cars” Races to Victory Lane at the Box Office By Wm. ‘Bill’ J. Jinkins
• See the best (or perhaps the worst) of the Clown Show for adults Edited by Madelyn Miller
• All-Star Cast Will Shine In Central Park On June 26th Edited by Madelyn Miller, the travellady
• DALLAS SUMMER MUSICALS BRINGS THE BOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR OF BOMBAY DREAMS TO THE MUSIC HALL AT FAIR PARK Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Step Inside The Da Vinci Code Edited by Madelyn Miller
• TITAS presents the legendary PARSONS DANCE COMPANY Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Maureen McGovern to star in National Tour of Broadway’s Dazzling New Family Production LITTLE WOMEN – THE BROADWAY MUSICAL Reviewed by Madelyn Miller
• Experience Culture Shock this Spring in New York City Edited by Siobhan Welch
• HE’S COMING BACK! Edited by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: “Bernarda Alba” is Garcia Lorca’s feminist play “lite” By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Defiance” is riveting challenge to military authority By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Sweeney Todd” is Delectable Sondheim By Lucy Komisar
• You Don’t have to love Dance to love Momix Edited by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: "The Color Purple" is a woman’s musical cry of rage By Lucy Komisar
• The Rock and the Rabbi Edited by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: “Barefoot in the Park” is dated comedy with feminist message By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theatre:  "Rabbit Hole" Depicts The Isolating Anguish At A Child's Death By Lucy Komisar
• NY Cabaret:  Oak Room Sparkles With Maude Maggart's Silky Soprano By Lucy Komisar
• NY Cabaret: Ute Lemper in electric, jazzy performance at Café Carlyle By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Woman in White” is a bloodless thriller By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Lenny Bruce…In His Own Words” is Surreal, Edgy By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Right Kind of People” skewers snobby rich By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “In The Continuum” a powerful metaphor for women’s dilemma By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "The Odd Couple" is comic but dated stage sitcom By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater:  "Mr. Marmalade" An Ironic View Of Marriage By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: Eugene O'Neill's "A Touch of the Poet" ponders failed dreams By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Seascape” by Albee a charming, edgy play about couples By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Other Side” is a pseudo-absurdist play about war By Lucy Komisar
• Rumor Has It Reviewed by Madelyn Miller
• NY Theater: “Miss Witherspoon” a zany modern political parable By Lucy Komisar
• NY Cabaret: Andrea Marcovicci sings “Love Songs of World War II” By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "Abigail's Party" offers sharp, discomforting vision By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: Michael Cumpsty performs a stunning modern "Hamlet" By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "Third" is a typical Wendy Wasserstein funny, trendy satire By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Hilda” is a chilling class view of the rich and their servants By Lucy Komisar
• Murder Mystery Weekend By Mara Sobral
• NY Theater: "A Mother, A Daughter and a Gun" By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "See What I Wanna See" is subtle, edgy musical metaphor By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "Absurd Person Singular" is unsatisfying dark farce By Lucy Komisar
• London Theater: "Billy Elliot, The Musical" is a pulsating appeal for freedom By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "A Naked Girl on the Appian Way" loses its way By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Talk of the Town” is boring gossip and chitchat By Lucy Komisar
• NY Cabaret: Maude Maggart's elegant, velvety sound at Algonquin's Oak Room By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Bush is Bad: the Musical Cure for the Blue-State Blues.” By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: "Sides: The Fear is Real…." is a witty, slapstick romp By Lucy Komisar
• Book Your Trip to Middle Earth Edited by Erika Wright
• Broadway Shines Bright Edited by Erika Wright
• NY Theater: “The Ladies of the Corridor” is vintage Dorothy Parker By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow” is a comic success By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Miracle Brothers” hits wrong note in Brazil slavery tale By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Dedication, or the Stuff of Dreams” exudes cynicism. By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “The Breadwinner” a fine revival of 1931 Somerset Maugham play By Lucy Komisar
• Can Balagan outshine Cirque du Soleil? By Madelyn Miller
• Old World Entertainment with a Contemporary Twist Edited by Erika Wright
• New York Theater: “Two Gentlemen of Verona: The Musical” in Central Park By Lucy Komisar
• NY Theater: “Lennon,” a vibrant musical reprise of his music, life and times By Lucy Komisar
• ‘The Constant Wife’ satirizes marriage among rich Brits By Lucy Komisar
• ”Primo,” a memoir of Auschwitz by Italian resistance fighter, Primo Levi By Lucy Komisar
• ‘Screen Play’ satirizes frightening rightwing Republican future By Lucy Komisar
• ‘Orson’s Shadow’ Imagines Welles and Olivier Rehearsing ‘Rhinoceros’ By Lucy Komisar
• ‘Sweet Charity’ is sprightly confection about lovelorn dance hall hostess By Lucy Komisar
• ‘Philadelphia, Here I Come’ is charming comic tale of Irishman enroute to America
  By Lucy Komisar
• “Glengarry Glen Ross” is a chilling portrait of American business By Lucy Komisar
• Moving Out Reveiwed by Madelyn Miller
• Bootleg Islam Edited by Erika Wright
• Bay St. Louis By Angela Fox
• You won’t find a show with more award winning songs Edited by Madelyn Miller
• The Producers Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Bonnie Lee Sanders is a jazzy, sophisticated, inventive cabaret singer & writer. By Lucy Komisar
• “The Light in the Piazza” is charming operatic fable about romance. By Lucy Komisar
• “The Pillowman” is a bizarre gothic horror story. By Lucy Komisar
• ‘Doubt’ is a riveting morality play about possible sexual abuse by a priest. By Lucy Komisar
• ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ is outrageously brilliant political satire. By Lucy Komisar
• Denzel Washington’s ‘Julius Caesar’ is best when there’s action. By Lucy Komisar
• “A Streetcar Named Desire” vibrates with the power of sexuality Reviewed by Lucy Komisar
• “On Golden Pond” is charming, fresh and funny look at generations. By Lucy Komisar
• “Dessa Rose” is a moving musical of ante-bellum South Reviewed by Lucy Komisar
• TITAS Presents The 2005 Command Performance of International Ballet
• Golden Buddha Beach Edited by Madelyn Miller
• TITAS Presents the Dallas Debut of Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal Edited by Madelyn Miller
• Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Celebrates 19th Annual Event
  Edited by Madelyn Miller
• TITAS Music Season Offers The Dallas Debut of Leahy
• Noche De Flamenco Edited by Madelyn Miller
• The Ten Tenors Reviewed By Madelyn Miller
• The Texas Version of the Academy Awards Reviewed by Madelyn Miller
• OKLAHOMA! Edited By Madelyn Miller
• You’ve seen the films. Now visit the actual film locations.
• Cinderella On Ice
• Winner of the 1999 Tony Award® for Best Musical:  Fosse
• Santa Fe Film Festival
• Inside The Tuscan Hills
• “Would you like me to seduce you In Dallas?”
• Brazil Knows How To Shake Their Booty
• Karrin Allyson sings down-home jazz
• Behind the Scenes of Behind the Scenes Canada
• "Echoes of the War” Looks at Another Era’s Conflict By Lucy Komisar
• “After The Fall” is Arthur Miller’s Diatribe Against Women By Lucy Komisar
• Joseph and the Amazing Techinicolor Dreamcoat Dallas
• “Bug” is a Chilling, Riveting Play About Illusion and Delusion By Lucy Komisar
• Maureen McGovern Sings Cool, Romantic By Lucy Komisar
• Gladys Knight and the Pips shake up the Flamingo By Lucy Komisar
• Latest Cirque du Soleil Production Coming to Dallas
• In “Fiction,” Two Novelists Engage in Deceit Through Their Writings By Lucy Komisar
• People Are Saying Really Nice Things About Little Shop of Horrors
• London’s Hampstead Theatre is a Trendy Place for Modern Plays By Lucy Komisar
• Timely “Man Who Would Be King” Conquers People to Save Them By Lucy Komisar
• “Bridge & Tunnel” is Path to Incisive, Biting, Sensitive Political Comedy By Lucy Komisar
• “Sight Unseen” Plumbs Psychology of Ambitious Painter and the Woman he Discarded
  By Lucy Komisar
• “The Musical of Musicals (The Musical)” is a Witty Satire of That Genre By Lucy Komisar
• Tom Stoppard’s “Jumpers” is a Witty, Surreal Riff on God and Morality By Lucy Komisar
• “Fabulation” a Witty Satire About the Black Bourgeoisie By Lucy Komisar
• “A Raisin in the Sun” a Vivid Saga of Black Life in the 50's By Lucy Komisar
• “Finian’s Rainbow” a Deft Satiric Musical Fantasy About Racism By Lucy Komisar
• “Assassins” a Stunning, Tantalizing, Surreal Kaleidoscope of Historical Killers By Lucy Komisar
• On the Run in The City By The Bay By Valerie Summers
• Cabaret & Musical Reviews in New York By Lucy Komisar
• "De La Guarda" Flies Angrily Through the Air By Lucy Komisar
• Mel Brooks' “The Producers” Brilliantly Outrages Everyone By Lucy Komisar
• The Driven Women of “Gypsy” Mount a Smashing Revival By Lucy Komisar
• Dance Like an Irishman
• “Golda’s Balcony” is a riveting political thriller about Israel By Lucy Komisar
• 'Movin' Out' of a War that Devastated a Generation By Lucy Komisar
• Artistry and Politics Animate This Season’s Musicals By Lucy Komisar
• Hitchcock’s London By Lucy Komisar
• 'Hairspray' Styles Comic Rock With Serious Politics By Lucy Komisar
• Fresh Art Flourishes in the Magnolia Theatre Bar Dallas
• Bet You’ll Enjoy This Comedian in Reno
• What Every Movie Reviewer Knows
• Burning Man
• Kitchen Stories
• Titas Presents the Groundbreaking Dance Company Momix
• NUNSENSE Dallas
• Tobacco Walks the Plank in ‘Pirates’
• Russian Winter Festival Brings Carnival Spirit to McFarlin Auditorium Dallas
• Stratford Upon Avon’s Calling – But Get Thee to the Globe By Pat Connelly
• Dance! Dance! Dance! By Madelyn Miller
• Can You Think of a Better Place to see Carmen Performed Than in Spain?
• Def Poetry Jams Dallas!
• Salsa! Samba! Tango! And all that Jazz
• A London of Contrasts By Will Snyder
• If the Academy Awards Were Held in Dallas, Who Would the Winners Be?
• How Can You See the Famous Cold Mountain?
• Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King
• Heartland Texas
• Going to Toronto for the Weekend, Eh? By David Currier
• Starlight Express A Review by Greg Ziglar
• Garmento
• Starlight Express Dallas Summer Musicals
• Thoroughly Modern Millie Review
• A Mighty Wind A Film Review by Gregory Ziglar
• BLAST! Is Back Dallas Summer Musicals
• Respiro A Film by Emanuele Crialese
• The Legend Of Suriyothai A Film by Chatri Chalerm Yukol
• Cirque du Soleil Connecticut
• tick, tick, BOOM!
• Boys Will be Boys...Except When They are Dancing Girls
• Wales Celebrates Its Poet Laureate
• Gods and Generals
• The Dance of Divine Love India
• The Academy Awards With a Texas Twist
• Cirque Du Soleil Dallas
• Titas Salutes Black History Month
• Santa Clause 2 Review
• The Ring  Review
• A New Wave in Filmmaking
• Disney’s THE LION KING
• Igby Goes Down
• Mad King Ludwig Lives On Germany
• Bigger Really Is Better
• How Fast Can You Make a Movie?
• Lerner & Loewe's My Fair Lady Dallas Summer Musicals
• STOMP - Dallas Summer Musicals
• Dallas’ Only Place for “Art After Dark”
• The Lady and the Duke Review
• Tony Award Winning Best Musical - contact
• Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
• Much More Than a Night at the Opera Australia
• Getting Tickets to NYC’s Hottest Shows
• Vail: It's More Than Snow Colorado
• Dallas is Gonna Jump and Jive
• From Opera to Legos Germany
• Wanna See Something Dirty? Dallas
• Broadway Cinema Returns to Dallas
• TITAS Opens The 2001/2002 Dance Season With the Brenda Angiel Aerial Dance
• Company
• TITAS Presents the Dallas Debut of Daniela Mercury, Queen of Brazilian Pop
• Tortilla Soup (Movie review)
• Dame Edna: Everything You Ever Heard, and Worse
• Kiss of the Dragon
• Eartha Kitt is Purr-fectly Wonderful in Cinderella
• The Brigadoon of Film Fests
• Review: The Golden Bowl
• Riverdance
• Review: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
• Review: Shadow of the Vampire
• Review: Saving Silverman
• TITAS Begins 2001 with the Exuberant Mark Morris Dance Group
• AEROS: A Breathtaking Fusion of Art and Athleticism
• Circus Splendor & Luxury Digs at Walt Disney World
• “Sunset Boulevard” Hits The Road
• Spoleto USA South Carolina
• ‘The Play Is Not The Only Thing’ England
• Titas Presents The Return of the Stomp! Dallas
• Titas Presents the Dallas Debut of RAVENSHEAD Dallas
• Titas Presents the Fiery Sounds of ¡CUBANISMO! Dallas
• Just for Laughs Canada
• Winter Sleepers: A Really Cool Film
• The Curtain is Raised On Top London Shows
• Pineapples and Prima Donnas South Africa
• Autumn is Harvest Time in the Big Apple
• Bangkok to Host Second International Festival of Dance and Music
• The Most Charming Drug Dealer in the World
• The Passion and the Power of Ballet Texas