Theater & Dance The Texas Ballet Theater Pushes Its Dancers to the Limit in Cleopatra By Moriah Forbes | 3 days ago The company's original ballet is a work of physical and emotional strength.
Things to Do Things To Do in Dallas This Week: Sept. 17 – Sept. 19 By Natalie Gempel | 6 days ago Take me out to the ball game (and to these other fun activities).
Theater & Dance Diavolo Brings Architecture in Motion to Dallas By Eve Hill-Agnus | 1 week ago The company’s founder has choreographed for Cirque du Soleil, but his vision is genre-bending.
Theater & Dance Camille A. Brown Performs This Weekend By Eve Hill-Agnus | 4 weeks ago The award-winning Broadway choreographer and her company promise a provocative start to the TITAS season.
Theater & Dance Love Never Dies Brings the Phantom Back to Dallas By Kelly Jones | 2 months ago Fans of Andrew Lloyd Webber's iconic musical will find plenty to like in this sequel, even if they'd really rather be watching the original Phantom of the Opera.
Theater & Dance In Babel, Students Hear from All Sides of Gun Debate By Kate Peebles | 2 months ago The new play from the high school performers of Cry Havoc Theater is informed by dozens of hours of conversations on our gun violence epidemic.
Theater & Dance With Parsons Dance, TITAS Closes Its Season in Style By Eve Hill-Agnus | 3 months ago The program showed why this is one of the preeminent companies for American dance.
Theater & Dance Cruelty Is Well-Dressed in Theatre Three’s Play About Sex and Revenge By Kate Peebles | 3 months ago Les Liaisons Dangereuses channels the power, corruption and lies of 18th century France.
Theater & Dance Bruce Wood Dance Company Harmony Includes a Striking World Premiere By Eve Hill-Agnus | 3 months ago New York-based choreographer Yin Yue sets a confrontational, powerful piece on an accomplished company.
Theater & Dance Alonzo King LINES Ballet By Eve Hill-Agnus | 4 months ago The company blends classical and intuitive, presenting movement as melody.
Theater & Dance In The Alexa Dialogues, Actors Trade Lines With Devices By William Sarradet | 4 months ago Our fraught relationship with artificial intelligence is overheard onstage in the latest Elevator Project show, by the Dallas-based performance art group Therefore.
Classical Music Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Tango Caliente Heat The Weekend With Astor Piazzolla By Eve Hill-Agnus | 5 months ago Houston-born soprano Camille Zamora talks with D before bringing her voice and passion for Spanish music to the Meyerson.
