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    Actor Spotlight

    Dallas actor talks tacos, cheese fries, and Meryl before new role

    Lindsey Wilson
    Jun 11, 2018 | 11:27 am

    Whether turning savage on an abandoned island, going down with the ship, or navigating the hardest journey of all — a relationship — Seth Womack brings heaps of emotion and a soulful voice to each role.

    The Dallas actor is currently starring with Monique Abry in Jason Robert Brown's gut-punch of a musical, The Last Five Years, at WaterTower Theatre. The two-person musical shows how two young New Yorkers, Jamie and Cathy, come together and fall apart through opposite chronologies, beginning with Cathy mourning their failed relationship and Jamie excited to begin it.

    As Womack digs into the incredibly emotional role for the next few weeks (it runs through July 1 at the Addison Conference and Theatre Center), he took the time to fill out our survey of serious, fun, and sometimes ridiculous questions.

    Name: Seth Ian Womack

    Role in The Last Five Years: Jamie

    Previous work in the DFW area: Parade in concert, Creep, Lord of the Flies (WaterTower Theatre); Les Miserables (Dallas Theater Center); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Evita, Les Miserables (Casa Mañana); Titanic in concert, La Cage Aux Folles (Uptown Players); Fiddler on the Roof, Into the Woods (Lyric Stage); The Light in the Piazza (Brick Road Theatre).

    Hometown: Justin, Texas

    Where you currently reside: Dallas

    First theater role: A poppy in The Wizard of Oz.

    First stage show you ever saw: Either Annie or The Wizard of Oz.

    Moment you decided to pursue a career in theater: The first time I ever got paid to sing in front of an audience.

    Most challenging role you've played: Leo Frank in Parade.

    Special skills: Love doing accents (especially Australian) and obscure impressions, including Dobby the House Elf, Josh Groban, and Ja'mie Private School Girl.

    Something you’re REALLY bad at: SPORTS

    Current pop culture obsession: RuPaul's Drag Race

    Last book you read: The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury

    Favorite movie(s): Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Almost Famous, Fargo

    Favorite musician(s): Elton John, James Taylor, Arcade Fire, The Black Keys

    Favorite song: "Your Song" by Elton John, "Fire and Rain" by James Taylor

    Dream role: Miss Hannigan in a gender-bent production of Annie.

    Favorite play(s): August: Osage County, The Crucible, Buried Child

    Favorite musical(s): Parade, Company, Jesus Christ Superstar

    Favorite actors/actresses: Meryl Streep. Just her. That’s all.

    Favorite food: Anything Italian

    Must-see TV show(s): RuPaul's Drag Race, Westworld, Friends

    Something most people don’t know about you: I’m obsessed with horror films.

    Place in the world you'd most like to visit: Spain, Greece, and Italy

    Pre-show warm-up: Lots of water, Throat Coat, vitamin C, vocal exercises, pray to a framed photo of Meryl Streep, etc.

    Favorite part about your current role: Getting to listen to my co-star, Monique Abry, sing for her LIFE.

    Most challenging part about your current project: Definitely the music and navigating the many emotions.

    Most embarrassing onstage mishap: Having my show pants, underwear, and safety underwear all pulled down on stage to accidentally expose my naked rear to an entire Dallas audience during a performance of Les Miserables at DTC.

    Career you'd have if you weren't in theater: Film editor or music supervisor.

    Favorite post-show spot: Anywhere with alcohol and cheese fries.

    Favorite thing about Dallas-Fort Worth: The endless multitude of taco establishments.

    Most memorable theater moment: Taking my first opening night bow in my first professional theatre production.

    Seth Womack and Monique Abry star in The Last Five Years.

    The Last Five Years at WaterTower Theatre
    Photo by Evan Michael Woods
    Seth Womack and Monique Abry star in The Last Five Years.
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    Dallas alt hip-hop group wins prestigious Tiny Desk Contest by NPR

    Brianna Caleri
    May 13, 2026 | 3:00 pm
    Cure for Paranoia
    Cure for Paranoia/Facebook
    As winners of the Tiny Desk Contest, Cure for Paranoia will record their own Tiny Desk concert and go on tour.

    Few live recording studios or musical web series have the cultural sway of NPR's Tiny Desk, and a Dallas band is poised to make an impactful debut: Cure For Paranoia, an alternative hip-hop project by rapper Cameron McCloud and producers Tomahawk Jonez and Jay Analo, has won the high-stakes annual Tiny Desk Contest for 2026.

    They'll record their official Tiny Desk show "soon," the announcement by NPR says.

    Winning the concert also means Cure for Paranoia is going on tour. The only Texas stop will be at Emo's Austin on June 24.

    Tiny Desk is known for platforming both niche and majorly successful artists — NPR posted a new Foo Fighters set on YouTube on May 13 — for stripped-down sets that are literally played behind former All Things Considered director Bob Boilen's old desk. (Fun fact for Texans: Tiny Desk was created because folk artist Laura Gibson was disappointed with the sound at her South by Southwest show in Austin in 2008, and she wanted a redo.)

    Most artists who appear on Tiny Desk more than 15 years later are already well-known, at least in their specific circles. But the Tiny Desk Contest, which launched in 2015, helps a growing group of newer, unsigned artists get their foot in the door. Contestants record one video of them performing a single song behind a desk, and a jury of radio staff and musicians chooses their favorite.

    In their audition video, Cure for Paranoia gathered 11 musicians around a truly tiny desk and in front of downtown Dallas' iconic gigantic eyeball sculpture. They played the song "No Brainer," a frenetic track that starts with clever boasts and becomes a criticism of racism in the United States.

    McCloud, a pre-school teacher, is known independently of Cure for Paranoia for rapping to his social media following about politics and current events. Some of those lyrics made it into "No Brainer." He says he started the group because he found that music was more helpful than medication for coping with bipolar depression and paranoid schizophrenia.

    Alex Marrero, host of the Austin-based KUTX show Horizontes, was one of the judges this year. He was impressed with the visuals in Cure for Paranoia's audition.

    “When this popped up, I immediately felt something different," he wrote in a blurb for the announcement. "It just jumped out. The visuals were super cool and creative, BUT I could still totally envision them bringing the heat behind the Desk.”

    Madison McFerrin, jazz vocalist and daughter of the famous singer Bobby McFerrin, was one of the musical judges.

    "Cure For Paranoia’s energy is infectious, fresh and distinctly theirs — exactly what you want in a Contest winner!" she wrote.

    McCloud's post on Instagram announcing the group's win has only been up for three hours at the time of this article's publication, and it already has more than 8,000 likes. The YouTube audition has garnered 74,000 views.

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