BWW Review: INTO THE WOODS at Winspear Opera House
BWW Review: INTO THE WOODS at Winspear Opera House
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BWW Review: INTO THE WOODS at Winspear Opera House
The Firehouse Theatre's recent production of PETER AND THE STARCATCHER manages a challenging text in an unconventional space.
Currently on stage at Lakeside is the Greek comedy: 'Lysistrata'.
Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID debuted in movie theatres way back in 1989, but nearly twenty years of children singing "Kiss The Girl," "Part of your World," and "Pour Unfortunate Souls" led Disney to produce the celebrated story on a Broadway stage in 2009.
There are few theatres doing Greek tragedy these days, but Dallas Theater Center has taken on the challenge of making Sophocles' tragic tale of ELECTRA one that will resonate with a modern audience.
With music and lyrics by the celebrated Stephen Sondheim and book by Hugh Wheeler, this vulgar delight of a production is no small undertaking; however, the students and faculty of TCU's Theatre department proved they were certainly up to the challenge.
PrismCo strikes again in Bruises: Animal vs Machine, the next in their line of wordless, movement theatre pieces.
Kinky Boots stomped its way into the Music Hall at Fair Park this week, starting the early summer heat off on the right foot for Dallas Summer Musicals.
When IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU opened on Broadway in April of 2015, it didn't quite get the reception the producers intended, closing just shy of three months later and receiving zero Tony Awards nominations.
'Sometimes the greatest show on Earth isn't the one you came to see'.
In this never never land, you don't need elaborate set pieces and props to bring the story to life; a piece of rope can become a pirate ship and mermaids appear with some fabric and strategically placed cups.
'Domination.
Everyone has those friends who have been with you through thick and thin, who know your ins and outs and for whom you'd do pretty much anything.
There's one sizable concern that I have about Casa Manana's production of WEST SIDE STORY, and that's the fact that it's only slated to perform for two weekends, with closing night quickly approaching.
BWW Review: PASSING STRANGE at Theatre Three
At its best, theatre is an escape from our day-to-day lives, a mirror to society, and an opportunity to see something special.
Uptown Players has your weekend evenings planned as they present Broadway Our Way.
BWW Review: SISTER ACT at Music Theatre Of Denton
A case of Kuriosity struck Dallas/Ft.
It was a packed house last night at Fort Worth's charming Circle Theater for the preview of Director Aaron Posner's "Who Am I This Time? (& Other Conundrums of Love)".
This Valentine's day, Dallas Summer Musicals further cultivated Dallas' love affair with the percussive performing arts powerhouse, STOMP.
BWW Review: HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH at Winspear Opera House
What do you believe? How certain are you of those beliefs and how far are you willing to go to fight for them when they are challenged? These questions and many more are at the heart of Dallas Theater Center's new play THE CHRISTIANS, directed by Joel Ferrell and running at the Kalita Humphreys Thea
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