The Dallas Opera. This year’s season opens November 8; highlights include Prince lgor, Die Walkiire, The Tales of Hoffman, Hansel and Gretel, and Faust. All shows performed at the Music Hall in Fair Park. Tickets are $5-$75. For information and tickets call 443-1000.
Fort Worth Ballet. The season runs from October 12-May 12 and includes three world premieres by Artistic Director Paul Mejia, as well as The Nutcracker and Cinderella. All shows are performed at the Fort Worth Convention Center Theatre. For more information and tickets, call 335-9000 in Tort Worth or 988-7250 in Dallas.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra. The classical season runs from September 6-May 5, The SuperPops series runs from September 28-May IS and includes performances by Dizzy Gillespie, Carol Channing, Michael Martin Murphey and Ray Charles. Classical season ticket prices are from $42 to $588 for six to twenty-one performances. SuperPops season ticket prices range from $72-$312 for six to twelve performances. Call 692-0203 for single-ticket and subscriber information.
Lyric Opera of Dallas. This season’s offerings are La Boheme and The Grand Duchess. The Lyric Opera of Dallas may be found onstage at the Majestic Theatre. Ticket prices range from $5-$40. 368-2183.
Shakespeare Festival of Dallas. This is the nineteenth season for these free, outdoor performances, and the second season in the festival’s new location, at Samuell-Grand Park in East Dallas, one block north of I-30. This summer’s offering, Twelfth Night, will be presented July 10-22 at 8:15 p.m.; no performance on Mondays; blanket seating. For more information contact the festival office at 559-2778.
Dallas Summer Musicals. This year’s offerings are Chess, Peter Pan with Cathy Rigby, Mame with Juliet Prowse, and Starlight Express, The season runs from July 3-September 2. Tickets are $5-$40 and can be purchased either through Rainbow-Ticket Master, 787-2000, or the Music Hall Box Office, 691-7200.
ArtsLine. A recorded message that gives information about exhibits and performances going on around Dallas. 522-2659.
Arts District Association. 953-1270.
Cultural Arts Council of Plano. 423-7809.
Dallas Black Dance Theatre. 871-2376.
Dallas Broadway Series. 565-1116.
Dallas Chamber Orchestra. 520-3121.
Allegro Dallas. 520-6215.
Dallas Jazz Orchestra. 644-8833.
Dallas Music Hall. 565-1116.
Dallas Repertory Theatre. Box office, 369-8966.
Dallas Theater Center. Box office, 526-8857; season tickets, 526-2610.
Dancers Unlimited Repertory Company. 522-8988.
Greenville Ave. Pocket Sandwich Theater. 821-1860.
Irving Center for Cultural Arts. 252-7558.
Office of Cultural Affairs. 670-3687.
Piano Chamber Orchestra. 423-6955.
Plaza Theatre. 363-7000.
Theatre 3. 871-3300.
TITAS (The International Theatrical Arts Society). 528-5576.
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