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Joseph Melnicoff Joseph Melnicoff was born in Philadelphia, and his love affair with the theater began when his parents took him to see the great Ethel Merman in Annie Get Your Gun when he was eight. He is currently working on a book, Poetry Set to Music: the Lyrics of Musical Theatre, and has plans to launch an internet series that will discuss and critique musical theatre. Joseph covers the theater scene in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area (commonly known as the "Metroplex" ) for dallas.broadwayworld.com. He has a Bachelor's Degree in American Studies from Boston University and holds an MBA from Drexel University. Headshot by Mike Morgan Photography





The Whorehouse is Back in Texas and CTD Has It!
October 1, 2006

The Contemporary Theatre of Dallas (CTD) hits solid gold with an impeccable production of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

Valhalla Reaches Heights Close To Heaven
September 30, 2006

The Uptown Players ride over some rough spots in a disjointed comedy and provide a evening of top-notch hilarity and camp.

Dallas Theatre League Announces Rabin Award Nominations
September 26, 2006

The Dallas Theatre League Announces the nominees for the 2006 Leon Rabin Awards. Leading the pack are Uptown Players and WaterTower Theatre with twenty-six nomimations each.

Woman in Mind: Too Much Fantasy is Not Realistic
September 24, 2006

Rover Dramawerks offers a credible production of Alan Ayckborun's interesting yet flawed comedy.

Stone Street Theatre Cabaret: Porter Sophisticated and Bawdy
September 24, 2006

The Stone Street Theatre brings Manhattan-style cabaret to Dallas with a grand evening of Cole Porter songs performed with style and zest.

Performing Arts Center in Dallas Includes Performance Park
September 19, 2006

The Dallas Center for the Performing Arts announces construction of a ten-acre Performance Park as part of its new performing arts complex.

Death of a Salesman: Attention Must Be Paid
September 18, 2006

The Classical Acting Company mounts a fine production of Arthur Miller's superior drama.

The Dallas / Fort Worth Texas ('Metroplex') Theater Scene
February 25, 2005

The area is bursting with theater companies--with both classics, and premieres of new works.

Dallas Review: A Man of No Importance
February 20, 2005

A Man of No Importance: The Uptown Players Mount a Superior Production of a Well-Crafted Musical With Global Theme






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