Meadows School of the Arts

Portfolio Night 10 is the largest one-day advertising portfolio review in the world. On May 23, 2012, thousands of aspiring advertising copywriters, art directors and other young creatives will meet with hundreds of renowned creative directors for a fast-paced evening of advice, mentorship and recruitment. PN10 Dallas is presented by Temerlin Advertising Institute – SMU and The Marcus Graham Project, and hosted by TM Advertising.

An exhibition organized by Marianne Kinkel (Associate Professor of Art History, Washington State University at Pullman, Washington).

Save the date - more information coming soon.

Directed by Chris McCreary, David Mamet's Race is the story of a rape trial; but, to make matters worse, it was a white man and a black girl. This thrilling play takes a hard look at the differences in race and what it can get you.

Starring:
Cliff Miller
Beethovan Oden
Teddy Spencer
Tiffany Hobbs

Meet at 1318 Singleton (at the Dog House), end at McMillan Center.

This project is a celebration of the local neighborhood of Los Altos, West Dallas. Working with past residents and current youth, the team of students from Meadows School of the Arts is searching out memories of place: stories from the past of Los Altos, and ideas from its present.

By Alia Tavakolian.

Hills Like White Elephants follows Jig and Tom, a young couple awaiting a train to Madrid, and trying desperately to navigate through a miserable moment in both of their lives. Together they meet a potpourri of dark and colorful characters who wander through the world of the train station and assist Jig and Tom in making a difficult decision.

By Trigg Burrage.

Jenna Silvan is a young professional living in New York City. After a series of failed relationships with wealthy New Yorkers, her love life takes a turn after a homeless man breaks in to use her shower in her apartment. It is criminal comedy at its best...and sure to have you laughing along the way.

By Emilee Kyle.

It's 1962, and Salvador Dalí has just been offered the chance of a lifetime - to illustrate The Bible. This is where the real world ends, and ours begins.

By Lydia Kapp.

By Piper Werle.