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Pentatonix comes back to Texas
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Ahead of their show tonight in Dallas, Pentatonix member Scott Hoying talked with Dallas Voice about the group’s curent tour and what new things are coming up for the band.
Hoying also discussed being on the road as a newlywed with a husband and dog waiting back at home. Pentatonix performs tonight at Dos Equis Pavilion. Dallas Voice: I know you and many other members of Pentatonix grew up in Arlington.
How does it feel to be coming back to your home state to perform? Scott Hoying: Oh, it is always so emotional. I find myself crying my eyes out at every home state show.
It’s unbelievable playing at venues I saw others perform at growing up. Another great thing about hometown shows is that so many friends and family can attend.
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30th anniversary production of Beautiful Thing is a heartwarming and special show – review
Beautiful Thing is a play that has earned its place in the queer canon of theatre and from this 30th anniversary revival it’s easy to see why. It truly is a rare and special show; while we see a lot of queer theatre, we don’t often see plays as heartwarming and uplifting as this one. We’ve reviewed countless LGBTQ+ shows over the years and have seen similar themes emerging – HIV/AIDS stories, or working through shame or trauma – and while these are of course important issues that need a spotlight shone on them, there are other stories to be told and Beautiful Thing is one to be celebrated.
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