These notable figures from Dallas passed away in 2020
These notable figures from Dallas passed away in 2020 Writer and editor Mary Malouf was a larger-than-life character.
Photo courtesy of Stuart Graves It s fair to say that death loomed large in 2020, thanks to COVID-19. As of December 31, nearly 2,000 people in Dallas died of the virus, nearly 28,000 in Texas, and more than 341,000 in the U.S. But the virus was not the cause of death for most of the celebrities, performers, and activists on this list of notable Dallasites who passed on in 2020. Here s a last farewell, in chronological order:
Tony Edwards, music enthusiast and Deep Ellum dynamo, died in April. A Deep Ellum regular who d worked in Dallas music industry for many years, he was found dead in his apartment. A coroner determined he died of natural causes. He was 46.
Top 10 arts and entertainment headlines that enchanted Dallas in 2020
Top 10 arts and entertainment headlines that enchanted Dallas in 2020
Photo courtesy of Dallas Symphony Orchestra Drive-in movies became the hottest trend of summer.
Photo courtesy of Rooftop Cinema Club Radiance Holiday Lights Spectacular debuted in three DFW cities this year.
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Photo by Mei-Chun Jau
Photo by Rik Klein Gotink Firehouse Theatre had to halt this 80s production.
Photo by Kris Ikejiri
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Photo courtesy of B&N No big crowds for fireworks this year.
Editor s note: The coronavirus pandemic devastated Dallas arts and entertainment landscape this year. But, while we produced plenty of stories about event cancellations and closures, the headlines that our readers clicked on most were about things they COULD do safely: drive-in summer movies, socially distanced Fourth of July fireworks shows, drive-thru holiday light displays. There was a sad o
The 5 most memorable Dallas-Fort Worth theater moments of 2020
The 5 most memorable Dallas-Fort Worth theater moments of 2020
Photo courtesy of Prism Movement Theater Amphibian Stage turned a play usually performed in the dark into an auditory experience.
Photo by Evan Michael Woods Bippy Bobby and his ghosts returned, this time to your television screen.
Photo courtesy of Danielle Georgiou Dance Group Jamall Houston performed his original song Underwater at
Get Up, Stand Up!.
Photo courtesy of Kitchen Dog Theater
Come From Away was a fitting farewell to live, indoor theater.
Photo by Matthew Murphy Writing my reflections on the Dallas-Fort Worth theater scene of 2020 has been . interesting. Obviously, nothing went to plan this past year, and many of the performances we all had been looking forward to were postponed or outright canceled (though
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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The former Chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party, Donald Fowler, passed away Tuesday. Fowler died from his battle with leukemia at 85 years old.
According to the University of South Carolina, he began teaching at the school in 1964, and was a professor of american politics. He also served as the Chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party from 1971-1980, as CEO of the Democratic National Convention in 1988 and as the Chair of the Democratic National Committee in 1995 and 1996.
Congressman and longtime friend Jim Clyburn released a statement on Fowler’s passing saying in part “the heart of the South Carolina Democratic Party for a long time has stopped beating. Politics coursed through my dear friend Don fowler’s veins. Although he has passed on, his legacy remains strong in the beloved Democratic Party he helped build and sustain.”