Damany hails from Brooklyn and merges all the style of the big city with the charm, warmth, and humour (yes, with a “uâ€- he secretly wants to be British) of one of your best friends. Five years ago, he made the long treck to Dallas and hasn't regretted it once (well, except in August).
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away (named Tulsa), Damany realized his love for culture, events, and theater. When he finally made his way to the cities of cowboys, culture, and way too many restaurants, he was introduced to I Live in Dallas and culture loving angels started to sing. Every day gives him an opportunity to experience the greatest that Dallas has to offer and to share it with his friends, new and old. When he’s not dancing or producing events or nerding out over tech and marketing blogs, Damany’s indulging in his love for great food, delicious brews, and scintillating conversation
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Damany is also an active board member of the International Special Events Society, The Society of Young Philanthropists, Wish Upon a Wedding, and is actively involved in mentoring within his community. Damany, Author at I Live In Dallas - Page 2 of 2
Damany hails from Brooklyn and merges all the style of the big city with the charm, warmth, and humour (yes, with a “uâ€- he secretly wants to be British) of one of your best friends. Five years ago, he made the long treck to Dallas and hasn't regretted it once (well, except in August).
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away (named Tulsa), Damany realized his love for culture, events, and theater. When he finally made his way to the cities of cowboys, culture, and way too many restaurants, he was introduced to I Live in Dallas and culture loving angels started to sing. Every day gives him an opportunity to experience the greatest that Dallas has to offer and to share it with his friends, new and old. When he’s not dancing or producing events or nerding out over tech and marketing blogs, Damany’s indulging in his love for great food, delicious brews, and scintillating conversation
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Damany is also an active board member of the International Special Events Society, The Society of Young Philanthropists, Wish Upon a Wedding, and is actively involved in mentoring within his community. Phantoms “Haunt” the Dallas Stage
As the lights dimmed at The Music Hall at Fair Park, the familiarly haunting opening refrain of one of America’s most famous contributions to musical theater began to fill the air. As the richness of the pipe organ soared above the crowd, the eyes of all were drawn upward as the stage and the room were magically transformed into an opera house reminiscent of early 20th century France; as the all too famous chandelier took its place above the crowd, it became suddenly and undeniably clear- the Phantom of the Opera had once again arrived in Dallas.
“39 Steps” Marches into Dallas
It was a beautiful night that found people of all ages making their way towards the historic Majestic Theatre this past Tuesday. As the lights went dim and the crowd silent, a solitary figure could be seen on the stage. He began to talk…and it was then that the audience knew they were in for […]
Slow Children Crossing Stops By Dallas
This Saturday, December 19, at 8:00, the Black Academy of Arts and Letters at the Dallas Convention Center will host “Slow Children Crossing,” a sketch comedy troupe that hails from Los Angeles, California. Described as “inappropriate Humor for all,” this troupe consists of 5 comedians from across the country who bring their unique blend of […]
“Mama” Brings Down the House
Every Monday, Lower Greenville is home to some of the best and brightest musical talent in the city of Dallas; but it’s not coming from one of the countless bars that line its streets, and the songs aren’t sung by some indie, pop-rock, jam band. No- these songs are sung by a group that the Dallas Observer has called the “Best Belters” in the city. This is Mama’s Party.
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey at Granada Theater
The much anticipated release of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey’s (JFJO) newest project, the One Day in Brooklyn EP, was released today all over the country and has already been met with rave reviews. To highlight the release of this newest project, the boys from Tulsa, OK are playing this Thursday night at the Granada Theater (3524 Greenville Ave.) The Kansas City Star calls JFJO “creative and adventurous,” and the NY Times and Village Voice have been all but effusive with their praise of the new EP. Their concerts are part music, part party, part transcendent experience, and if their last trip to Dallas is any indication, this Thursday is sure to be an amazing night.
