PRESS KITS
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REVIEWS & FEATURES
DNAWORKS IN THE PRESS
DNAWORKS featured in Teresa Coleman Wash's Howlround piece "A Time of Interrogation."
DNAWORKS' programming lauded by Cara Mia Theatre's Ariana Cook for its mindfulness of mixed-identity experiences in American Theatre, 2019 HERE.
Hollow Roots by DNAWORKS' Ensemble Member Christina Anderson reviewed by Janice L. Franklin in TheatreJones, 2018
Adam McKinney featured in “Embodying the Conversation on Arts and Social Justice” by Silva Laukannen in Dancecast, 2018
Adam McKinney’s work on dance and social justice featured in “Diversity in Movement takes a step into social justice issues“ by Shane Battis in TCU360, 2017
Daniel Banks featured in “Global Spotlight: Baku, Azerbaijan” by Nicole Estvanik Taylor in American Theatre, 2011
Adam McKinney featured in Zeek Magazine, 2009
AFTER SUNSET
CASTING A MOVEMENT: THE WELCOME TABLE INITIATIVE
Casting a Movement: The Welcome Table Initiative ed. by Claire Syler and Daniel Banks (review). Detra Payne Theatre Topics, Volume 31, Number 3, November 2021, pp. 273-274. Article.
FORT WORTH LYNCHING TOUR: HONORING THE MEMORY OF MR. FRED ROUSE
NBCDFW feature: Conversations: Call for Change article. 2021
Fort Worth article: "An Eye on the Past." 2021
Fort Worth Star Telegram article: "100 years after Fred Rouse was lynched in Fort Worth, these events promote healing." 2021
HyperAllergic review: "Our Wandering, Rootless Nature, Given Shape by a Jewish Tradition. The autumn holiday of Sukkot continues to offer solace and community for new generations." 2021
Theatre Research International review of Casting a Movement: The Welcome Table Initiative, edited by Claire Syler and Daniel Banks, by Colin Vorbeck, Texas Tech University.
"Claire Syler and Daniel Banks' edited volume of essays, Casting a Movement: The Welcome Table Initiative, is a must read for any theatre professional, educator or student." - Read Derrick Vanmeter's full review here.
NBC 5 produced a video of Adam and Daniel talking about the FWLT.
HAMAPAH / THE MAP
J Weekly feature on Adam McKinney and HaMapah/The Map
Adam McKinney and his dance work featured in KCAW radio interviews, Sitka, AK, 2017 & 2018
Adam McKinney and HaMapah/The Map featured in "In dance, a map for discussing identity"by Tresca Weinstein on timesunion.com, 2012
HaMapah/The Map @ Skidmore College by Tresca Weinstein on timesunion.com, 2012
THE REAL JAMES BOND...
The Real James Bond...Was Dominican reviewed by Travis McCallum in The Column, 2019
The Real James Bond...Was Dominican reviewed by Teresa Marrero in TheatreJones, 2019
Christopher Rivas answer questions about DNAWORKS' production of The Real James Bond Was Dominican in TheatreJones, 2019
TRANSFORM 1012 N. MAIN STREET
Featured in The Dallas Morning News article: "Coalition buys former KKK headquarters in Fort Worth to create community arts and healing center." 2022
Featured in Fort Worth Magazine article: "Nonprofit Coalition Acquires KKK Building on North Main Street." 2022
Featured in Kera News article: "Fort Worth’s old KKK hall set to become a hub for racial healing through the arts." 2022
Featured CBS DFW segment: "Former Ku Klux Klan Hall In Fort Worth Being Turned Into ‘Arts And Community Healing’ Space." 2022
Featured in Fort Worth Star Telegram article: "Panther Island’s KKK building sold to arts coalition. Here’s what’s planned for it." 2022
Featured in Head Topics article: "Former Ku Klux Klan Hall In Fort Worth Being Turned Into 'Arts And Community Healing' Space." 2022
Featured in Culture Map, Fort Worth article: "Former KKK building in Fort Worth to be transformed into healing space." 2022
Featured in What's Up Fort Worth article: "Space of Hate will be Space of Truth, Reconciliation, and Liberation." 2022
NBC-DFW covers T1012 project: "Nonprofits Plan Bright Future for Old KKK Building in Fort Worth." HERE. 2022
NBC-DFW covers TRANSFORM 1012 N. MAIN STREET project: "Texas Coalition Hopes to Repurpose, Transform Old KKK Hall"
Should Fort Worth’s Klan hall be saved? This group has 180 days to prove it should. Read the whole story HERE.
WE ARE ALL GUESTS HERE
Art [Memo] review: "We Are All Guests Here." 2021