The Dallas Opera. This year’s season opens November l; highlights include The Marriage of Figaro, Aids, II Trittico, and The Voyage of Edgar. Allen Poe. All shows performed at the Music Hall in Fair Park. For information and tickets, call 443-1000.
Fort Worth Ballet. The season runs from October 18-May 24 and includes world premieres by artistic director Paul Mejia. as well as performances of The Nutcracker and Hamlet. All shows are performed at (he Fort Worth Convention Center Theatre. For more information and tickets, call (817) 763-0207.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra. The classical Season runs from Sept. 5-May 9. The SuperPops series runs from Aug. 30-April 25 and includes performances by Louise Mandrell, Marvin Hamlisch, and Mel Tonne. Call 692-0203 for single-ticket and subscriber information.
The Lyric Opera of Dallas. This season’s offerings are Man of La Mancha and The Pirates of Penzance. The Lyric Opera of Dallas may be found on stage a! the Majestic Theatre. Ticket prices range from $7 to $40 368-2183.
Shakespeare Festival of Dallas. The Shakespeare Festival is celebrating its 20th season of free, outdoor performances that are fun for the whole family. Samuell-Grand Park in East Dallas, just one block north of I-30, For more information contact the festival office at 559-2778.
Dallas Summer Musicals. This year’s offerings include Bye Bye Birdie, Meet Me in St. Louis. Mr Fair Lady, and Grand Hotel. The season runs from June 4-August 25. Tickets are $5-$37 and can be purchased either through Rainbow-Ticket-Masler, 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 Numbers:
Arts District Association. 953-1977.
Dallas Black Dance Theatre. 871-2376.
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, 5264857; season tickets. 526-2610.
Dancers Unlimited Repertory Company. 522-8988.
Office of Cultural Affairs. 670-3687.
Plaza Cabaret. 520-7790.
Pocket Sandwich Theater. 821-1860.
Teatro Dallas. 943-4429.
Theatre Three. 871-3300.
The Majestlc Theatre. 880-0137.
The South Dallas Cultural Center. 670-0314.
TITAS (The International Theatrical Arts Society). 528-5576.
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