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REVIEW: Uptown Players hosts a ‘Wedding’ worth crashing
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dallasvoice.com‘A Very Sordid Wedding’ at Uptown Players. (Courtesy photos) There is a specific wavelength that Del Shores is on which comes out in all his shows — particularly his Sordid universe.
With his legions of characters and subplots galore, Shores delivers laughs and sentiment in his distinct style of Southern charm and wit.
So it’s no surprise in the world premiere of A Very Sordid Wedding at Uptown Players’ Kalita Humphreys Theater that he lived up to his own legacy — and gloriously so.
Wedding was first a movie that served as Shores’ sequel to his popular Sordid Lives film from 2000 which was based on his stage play of the same name.
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Judge Rejects 'Stand Your Ground' Claim Made in Savage Antigay Attack
Florida’s controversial “stand your ground” law in order to have the charges against them dismissed last week. A judge rejected their claims.“There’s nothing in that video — and I watched it over and over again — that showed me that any of these defendants was in fear for their safety or their lives,” Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Ariana Fajardo Orshan said at the conclusion of a three-day hearing last week, according to local TV station WSVN.“I cannot find that any one of these defenses can be used for prosecution, so the motion to dismiss is denied,” Orshan said.The four men are accused of attacking Rene Chalarca and Dmitry Logunov during Miami Pride in 2018.The two were holding hands as they left a restroom when they were attacked.
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