Focus Daily News Pinterest They’re back! Dallas’ beloved and critically-applauded Ochre House Theatre returns to live productions after a year of presenting only virtual shows during the pandemic. “Cursed!” is their season opening musical, and is written and directed by Artistic Director Matthew Posey in a collaboration with Dallas Flamenco Festival. The performances are scheduled July 22-Aug. 1 on the outdoor stage at Deep Ellum Art Company. An art gallery and live music venue, the Deep Ellum Art Company at 3200 Commerce Street offers a 15,000 feet Art Yard, the biggest backyard in the area. They also feature food trucks and a large drink selection. Founders John and Kari LaRue created the Art Co. to preserve the artistic vibe that makes Deep Ellum unique.
Denton rapper AV The Great took to the studio to give his thoughts on the insurrection at the Capitol building last week. The single “Jan 6th, 2021” captures the artist’s stunned disbelief at what unfolded and notes the utter hypocrisy of the domestic terrorists’ actions with lyrics such as: “Kaepernick just took a knee.” Is your New Year’s resolution to learn the guitar? If so, here is your chance to get lessons from Dallas’ finest musicians. Jess Garland is adding seven new music classes that begin in February. These additional classes are presented by the South Dallas Cultural Center and include beginner guitar, intermediate/advanced guitar, songwriting and voice. Classes will be taught by Garland and other local musicians such as Emsy Robinson Jr., Kierra Gray, Kate Fisher and Lala J. Those interested are encouraged to sign up through Garland’s nonprofit Swan Strings.