Theater & Dance The Book of Mormon Has Still Got It By Alex Macon | 5 years ago Continue believing the hype: The raunchy musical, now playing at the Winspear, is as big-hearted and hilarious as ever.
New Scrooge, New Director, Same Holiday Spirit in Dallas Theater Center’s A Christmas Carol By Jessica Fritsche | 6 years ago The finely tuned direction, an immensely talented cast, and creative set make it a production to see this holiday.
World Premiere Clarkston Explores Emotional Territory at Dallas Theater Center By Jessica Fritsche | 6 years ago The play beautifully captures the mundane drama of life.
The Sound of Music a Promising Beginning to Dallas Summer Musicals Season By Jessica Fritsche | 6 years ago
Dallas Theater Center Scales The Mountaintop in Moving MLK Play By Jessica Fritsche | 6 years ago The meaningful new production follows the civil rights leader in his last hours.
Uptown Players’ Hedwig and the Angry Inch Is Fierce and Fearless By Jessica Fritsche | 6 years ago The company's take on the gender-bending rock musical stacks up against any Broadway production of the show.
Theatre Three’s Glass Menagerie Is One to Remember By Jessica Fritsche | 6 years ago The theater's newly minted artistic director opens the season strong.
There Are Secrets Behind Every Door in Second Thought Theatre’s Belleville By Jessica Fritsche | 6 years ago The play is an uncomfortable look at how lies can poison even the best of intentions.
The More Absurd, the Better in The Down Low’s Hilarious Nightmare By Lindsey Wilson | 6 years ago Two things to know about Danny O'Connor's new play: it's crazy, and crazy-good.
Nothing Ordinary About Debut of Our Productions Dallas By Lindsey Wilson | 6 years ago The lovely chamber musical Ordinary Days announces the arrival of a new-ish theater company to Dallas.
The Tender Madness of the Dallas Theater Center’s Medea By Lindsey Wilson | 6 years ago 'Passions grow into monsters' in this staging of the bloody Greek classic, and the equally disturbing farce The School For Wives.
Melinda Wood Allen Makes Her Own Rules in Charming Not An Ingenue By Lindsey Wilson | 6 years ago One-woman cabaret show at Out of the Loop keeps both casual theatergoers and Broadway babies happy.
The Danielle Georgiou Dance Group Is Twice As NICE at Out of the Loop By Lindsey Wilson | 6 years ago Another round of audiences get to see this provocative, beautiful, and deeply unsettling multisensory dance show.
Bull-ies on Parade in Second Thought Theatre’s ‘Psychological Beat Down’ By Lindsey Wilson | 6 years ago Mike Bartlett's 55-minute workplace drama is a taut, thrilling display of predators toying with their prey.
Echo Theatre’s Her Song Woos With Bubbly Entertainment By Lindsey Wilson | 6 years ago Echo Theatre's "showmance" is back, tighter, snappier, and more focused.
