Dallas theatrical group stages flashmob in Founders Plaza

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Limehouse Theatre, a Dallas theatrical group, staged a flashmob of sorts in Founders Plaza, with an art display and public performance. Dallas, Texas, USA. 21st January 2012

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in Arts & Entertainment, on the 21st of January 2012

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a female artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome as observers look on.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a female artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome as observers look on.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a female artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome as observers look on.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a female artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome as observers look on.

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Observers leave contact information for the Limehouse Theatre scheduling plans.

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Observers leave contact information for the Limehouse Theatre scheduling plans.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a male artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome as observers look on.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a male artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, participants assemble at the meeting point to give a public performance.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, participants assemble at the meeting point to give a public performance.

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An artist constructs an art display and a participant holds a sign with her message visible.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a female artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, artists convey their message of change through art to onlookers.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, artists convey their message of change through art to onlookers.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, artists convey their message of change through art to onlookers.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, artists convey their message of change through art to onlookers.

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View of art display where observers can leave their own message of hope.

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View of art display where observers can leave their own message of hope.

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Page BlueJacket, Resident Creative Director, speaks with another artist from Limehouse Theatre group.

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Page BlueJacket, Resident Creative Director, speaks with another artist from Limehouse Theatre group.

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Seeking revolutionary change through art, a female artist speaks of bringing about fundamental changes towards a positive outcome.

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Page BlueJacket, Resident Creative Director, speaks with another artist from Limehouse Theatre group.

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Page BlueJacket, Resident Creative Director, speaks with another artist from Limehouse Theatre group.

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A female participant conveys her message of food waste with a message written on a placard.

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Shortly after covering a balloon launch for children killed in Gaza, and preparing to leave, we saw another small group forming across the street, with bright lime green balloons. Curious, we decided to investigate and learned that a local theater group was holding their first street performance to draw attention to their purpose. Staging a, "Revolutionary Act of Hope", Paige BlueJacket, resident creative director for the group, explained that they are about making "revolutionary change" thru the arts. According to their web site, "We believe theater has a responsibility to cultivate society by broadening personal awareness and questioning the systems that cause social oppression and despair". Limehouse will present Dear Harvey in Austin, Texas May 18-20th.