BWW Interviews: Val Kilmer Chats about his New Show CITIZEN TWAIN
As Kilmer gains momentum with Citizen Twain, he has plans to turn it into a film that focuses both on Twain and on Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Christian Science.
Lauren Smart
BWW Reviews: DTC, Trinity Rep Bring KING LEAR to Wyly Theatre
Throughout the four-year Shakespeare cycle, Kevin Moriarty has consistently mined Shakespeare's great works for themes more recognizable to modern audiences.
BWW Reviews: THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE Plumbs Violent Depths
Centered on the middle-aged Irish woman Maureen Folan, this tale of claustrophobic crazy is a brutal two-hour story of hopelessness.
DYTE ZOMBIE FOLLIES Opens This weekend, 10/20
With just two performances on Saturday, Oct.
BWW Reviews: FREUD'S LAST SESSION Ignites Conversation at Theatre Three
In FREUD'S LAST SESSION, Mark St.
BWW Reviews: Second City Does Dallas Laden with Zingers
Things you should know about me before we begin: I work at Klyde Warren Park (you know, the deck park over Woodall Rogers Freeway); I just willingly moved back to Dallas from New York City; I am in my 20's.
BWW Reviews: Theatre Arlington Produces Electrifying RENT
The show's messages: "No Day But Today" and "Measure Your Life in Love" resound in this production.
BWW Reviews: CHICAGO Fizzles at Winspear Opera House
Scattered across our media-soaked world, celebrity criminals have been a mainstay of modern journalism for decades.
BWW Reviews: Decadent Indecency Lives On in PRESENT LAUGHTER at Theatre Three
In Noel Coward's delightful comedy PRESENT LAUGHTER, now onstage at Theatre Three, there are women behind every door and secrets poured out with every sip of brandy.
BWW Reviews: SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE Lacks Direction, But the Songs are Pretty
"Stand by Me" may be one of the most frequently recorded songs of the 20th century, but when Akron Watson's silky voice glides into the first phrase near the end of SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE, he found my aural pleasure spot.
BWW Reviews: Rhythmic Circus Produced Toe-Tapping Beats at Bass Hall
When they start tapping, the feet of the four tappers stamp, stomp and dig with an energy so infectious the Bass Hall audience of mostly families at July 13's show hooted and hollered.
BWW Reviews: Cathy Rigby still magical in PETER PAN
The story of PETER PAN has always demanded a great deal of imagination, but it seems the production currently onstage at Fair Park Music Hall could use an extra sprinkle of pixie dust.
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare Takes to the Streets in THE BOMB-ITTY OF ERRORS
Will the real Dromio please stand up?
BWW Reviews: Theatre Too Stages Intimate AVENUE Q
Even puppets are awkward in their intimate moments.
THE BOMB-ITTY OF ERRORS Brings a Booty-Shakin' Party to Dallas
Steve Walters and Heath Gage are not gangsters - not even close.
BWW Reviews: RAGTIME, LAUGHTER IN THE STARS Deliver Show-Stopping Performances
Sometimes in the theater, actors astound you or moments leave you breathless.
BWW Reviews: BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON Romps Through American History
BLOODY BLOODY ANGRY JACKSON, which embarks on a Wild West romp through our country's sordid past, makes its regional premiere at Theatre Three, now through July 7.
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare Dallas Presents a Sumptuous, Musical TWELFTH NIGHT
Originally penned as a celebration of the final day of the Christmas holiday, this production of TWELFTH NIGHT captures the mirth and music originally associated with this play.
BWW Reviews: JERSEY BOYS Spans Generations with Energetic Music
With every element of a well-made musical, JERSEY BOYS might just be the best of the past decade's jukebox musical trend.
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