Manuel Mendoza is a freelance writer and a former staff critic at The Dallas Morning News. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on theater, plays, and musicals. Manuel's work has been featured in various publications, including Lawton Publishing Company, KERA News, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Manuel Mendoza's coverage revolves around local entertainment, particularly theater productions and events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. He frequently covers reviews of plays, dance performances, and musicals showcased by various troupes.
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By: Manuel Mendoza
Dallas Theater Center's production shows two men struggling with their pasts and looking to the future
Company partnering with band Cure for Paranoia for latest production
By: Manuel Mendoza
With the 79th annual Tony Awards ceremony coming up this weekend, local talent was recognized for teaching a new generation of theater artists.
The piece blends artistic director Joy Bollinger’s choreography with art and animation.
By: Manuel Mendoza
Over the Bridge Arts brings together works made during COVID along with current reflections on its lingering fallout
By: Manuel Mendoza
Despite having known each other for years, they had never acted together
Catch Marianne Galloway's "Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe" at Undermain Theatre
KERA was the first American TV station to air 'Monty Python's Flying Circus' back in 1974
By: Manuel Mendoza
'It's this love letter to musical theater,' says director of Uptown Players' production of the show
Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical about the founding fathers, is returning to North Texas. It'll be in Fort Worth's Bass Performance Hall.
